Shot a Blackwidow
09-09-2007 | 12:27 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Spring Grove, Pa. USA
RE: Shot a Blackwidow
The t/d's have some weight to them but they are very stable shooters.I have a PSAX t/d and a TFV 1-pc.The grips are the same and they shoot very much alike,but the TF is much lighter
09-09-2007 | 04:59 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Dover, PA USA
RE: Shot a Blackwidow
I just got done shooting about 50 arrows off her tonight Mark.........it never gets old.
You will never look at the tradtional archery classified sitesthe same way again. Just for reference sake: (cause I know you're trying to justify it. LOL) The model you shot was an SA V "Ironwood" 62", 57# @ 29".
It's a little under 62# at my 30.5" draw length.
You will never look at the tradtional archery classified sitesthe same way again. Just for reference sake: (cause I know you're trying to justify it. LOL) The model you shot was an SA V "Ironwood" 62", 57# @ 29".
It's a little under 62# at my 30.5" draw length.
09-10-2007 | 04:36 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Spring Grove, Pa. USA
RE: Shot a Blackwidow
Gotta agree with ya on that,Matt.I just got my new Northern Mist Baraga longbow,64",55#@27",that I ordered back in May at the Baltimore shoot this past Friday and although it's a beautiful bow and a great shooter-it just doesn't give me that "warm,fuzzy" feeling like my Widows
09-10-2007 | 07:27 AM
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RE: Shot a Blackwidow
ORIGINAL: Matt / PA
I just got done shooting about 50 arrows off her tonight Mark.........it never gets old.
You will never look at the tradtional archery classified sitesthe same way again. Just for reference sake: (cause I know you're trying to justify it. LOL) The model you shot was an SA V "Ironwood" 62", 57# @ 29".
It's a little under 62# at my 30.5" draw length.
I just got done shooting about 50 arrows off her tonight Mark.........it never gets old.
You will never look at the tradtional archery classified sitesthe same way again. Just for reference sake: (cause I know you're trying to justify it. LOL) The model you shot was an SA V "Ironwood" 62", 57# @ 29".
It's a little under 62# at my 30.5" draw length.
Actually looking at a ironwood longbow one piece they sell. At 66" and 55#.
09-11-2007 | 08:09 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Mississippi USA
RE: Shot a Blackwidow
If you are looking atbuying used, my advice would be to shy away from the older model longbow--big difference in it and the newer style, at least in the ones I've shot.
Chad
Chad
09-11-2007 | 08:53 AM
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RE: Shot a Blackwidow
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If you are looking atbuying used, my advice would be to shy away from the older model longbow--big difference in it and the newer style, at least in the ones I've shot.
Chad
If you are looking atbuying used, my advice would be to shy away from the older model longbow--big difference in it and the newer style, at least in the ones I've shot.
Chad
