My Pro-40 spot bow
03-08-2004 | 11:24 AM
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From: East Yapank NY USA
My Pro-40 spot bow
I had an itch to scratch....so I went and scratched it
A big thanks to Black-Frog, who was kind enough to answer all my rookie target bow questions.
She is going to take some getting used to - The whole thing has just a strange feel to it. Shot her yesterday for the first time and managed a few 5x's but it will take a bit. I also managed to knock into for or five other shooters with the stab though
.....like a bull in a China shop
Notice the rest....it doesn't drop away..........
A big thanks to Black-Frog, who was kind enough to answer all my rookie target bow questions.
She is going to take some getting used to - The whole thing has just a strange feel to it. Shot her yesterday for the first time and managed a few 5x's but it will take a bit. I also managed to knock into for or five other shooters with the stab though
.....like a bull in a China shopNotice the rest....it doesn't drop away
..........
03-08-2004 | 12:12 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Lehigh County PA USA
RE: My Pro-40 spot bow
I had to do the same thing nub but I believe it was worth it.
Nice rig RA, but I had no idea you planned on getting into target archery not to mention buy a new bow. I like your rest selection in particular. I use the GKF premier series almost exclusively on my bows now...with one or two tinker sessions thrown in....
Nice rig RA, but I had no idea you planned on getting into target archery not to mention buy a new bow. I like your rest selection in particular. I use the GKF premier series almost exclusively on my bows now...with one or two tinker sessions thrown in....
03-09-2004 | 12:46 PM
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From: East Yapank NY USA
RE: My Pro-40 spot bow
I see you picked a popular color for a spot bow. And of course, everyone needs some limbsavers when they shoot targets.
Nice rig RA, but I had no idea you planned on getting into target archery not to mention buy a new bow. I like your rest selection in particular. I use the GKF premier series almost exclusively on my bows now...with one or two tinker sessions thrown in....
. The rest is real nice, solid and easily adjusted - perfect for what I want to do. Thanks for posting the pics.........don't know what the problem is.
Purty. What kind of scope is that? Never seen that before.
Darn- can't see the pics, I was forbidden access. Rack must have me pegged.
03-09-2004 | 12:54 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Kenosha, Wi USA
RE: My Pro-40 spot bow
All right!!
Another "spottie" in the making!
What sight bar did you end up getting? Isn't that a Tox?
A dot and a ring- how do you like that?
Your 60x game is in your future.....
Another "spottie" in the making!
What sight bar did you end up getting? Isn't that a Tox?
A dot and a ring- how do you like that?
Your 60x game is in your future.....
03-09-2004 | 12:57 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Lehigh County PA USA
RE: My Pro-40 spot bow
Another "spottie" in the making!
...see, you can say that here and not get harrassed. I have seen on a few other forums where that is a bad word. I have to tell you....seeing a target rig again has me sort of longing to shoot one. I gave it up a few years back as I became "too" competitive but it still has some of the same appeal to me.