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in reply to: Traditional Movies #37671

Oh yeah, Mountain Men is a good one. Also stared Brian Keith.

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in reply to: Left Wing, Right Wing,,,no difference #37566

Like I said in my original post,,,the feather doesn’t seem to know the difference.

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in reply to: Left Wing, Right Wing,,,no difference #37290

Gateway 4″ R/W Parabolic fletched with a L/W helical clamp with about a 10 degree offset. Same set up I use for L/W. Good contact of the feather base with the shaft (Carbon Express Heritage 150).

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in reply to: Left Wing, Right Wing,,,no difference #36938

I was surprised by the results too.

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in reply to: Traditional Movies #36850

I’d like to add “LAST OF THE DOGMEN” to the list. You’ll love it!

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in reply to: Number decals for arrows #20426

Psychmonky wrote: No but I always just use a sharpie on the knock.

Scott

Wow,,,that was to easy. I used to use them when I shot target archery. Never thought to try something that simple. Thanks

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in reply to: Top 5 Bows #16687

All I’ve got is a BamaBow,,, so I guess that would have to be it…Works for me.

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in reply to: tab vs glove #15966

assenheimer wrote: I’ve always shot tabs,but love the simplicity of the glove (hard to lose when on your hand). Can any of you glove shooters recommend a good solid glove for me to try out

Hello,
I shot with a tab when I was shooting target archery with a compound, I used a cavilier and it worked quite well, but now that I’m shooting a traditional long bow I use a glove. Just seems t fit better with the equipment. I’m using a cordovan traditional glove from 3rivers. It’s adjustable and allows my to shoot split finger with comfort.
Hope that helps.

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