[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Which carbons? #51424

Handirifle –

If you decide to go with Gold Tip Tradionals – check out 3rs cat under Broadheads & points – weight systems. have a lot of stuff for adding weight to this arrow.

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Sight picture #51183

I find, I can shoot “pure” instictive well [ small tgts/area ]

out to 18+-yds. I shoot “split vision” from there to about 25yds { max Hunting under perfect conditions}. Further{ if you can refine your accuracy at long range it tightens your closer shots imho] than that and just for fun/practice, I gap.

Yea , It is a little different – but works for me.

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Traditional Bowhunting Magazine #50042

Hi Robin –

Punishment acknowledged !

Can I wait till august when I would have something interesting to talk about,– Deer Hunting?

Thanks for the great magazine & service to bowhunting in general

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Which carbons? #50010

I agree with Mr Graf -The gold tip is one of the easier arrows to work with if you are after efoc.I have them for shooting in my shrews { 56lb@27} 55-75 gold tips total tip weight including inserts 425 wTHeads.

I believe Dave’s arrow is for his 53# shrew but don’t remember his head setup other than I know it is also a Tuffhead. [ His CE is a “300”spine the equivelent in axis would be the 340 axis which is a “300”, Axis 400 is 400 spine]. As Mr Graf stated, check- the grs per inch. Just because an arrow/s is a “300” doesn’t mean they will shoot the same out of the same bow.

think of it as a General spine range. At least that is my experience.

I like the axis when I can get them tuned to a bow, as they are very thin -hopeing for better penetration.

the Carbon express arrow n#s just relate to each other – IE the CE250 is .373 spine and 11 grs per inch –Yea I know I get confused too, but each company is different and finding actual spine numbers can be a workout haha.

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Traditional Bowhunting Magazine #49446

Hey Robin-

Can you have the Magazine become a twice a month periodical !

HAHA – couldnt help it– Yes I know– I am Standing by for my punishment—

Seriously! you have maintained a very High quality Content at once a month – which your contemporaries cannot attain!–

Thanks Again

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Kustom King #49435

I have yet to have a problem with orders from 3 rivers /KK that they did not solve if something seemed awry from their end. Luckily all my Packages “so Far” from these 2 companies do not look “broken into” or “damaged” on the road, and I hope it remains that way. I have managed to have good service from all the “wells Fargo wagons” Fed EX -UpS -USPS ,but I have gotten to know the drivers & postal people——

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Which carbons? #49414

Handi –

I have a bow similar in specs to you [ diff is -center cut hybrid – draw 27]

It likes 400 Nfused axis carbons 28.5 ” 3–5″ parabolics, std aluminum inserts/pt weight in the 150-175 range -{my turkey bow}

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Traditional Bowhunting Magazine #49239

Well said TD —

I have enjoyed the magazine since it’s inception and look forward to it every month!

Another heartfelt thanks to all the folks who contribute—

Please keep em coming!

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: First Osage Bow **Updated w/ Pics** #48965

Jeremy –

Been thru the area.

Most people don’t realize how good the Hunting is in NE.

A lot of birds and small game of course — but there are BIG Mule deer and Whitetails there! and More Antelope and even Elk in the West/Nwest parts.

Good luck !

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Kustom King #48437

Great Outfit! Always enjoy doing business with them, Just got a Dozen & A half shafts from them last week- nice folks–

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: So I got a ghillie #47195

You know you are hiding well if you see fox at 10yds –they are very careful [ sneaky]

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Holy Smokes!!! An unlikely double (pics) #47190

Wildschwein —

It is a long time since I have shot a woodchuck with a bow {40yrs – Carlisle PA}and I shot a few — but not 2 in one day —

Well Done Sir!

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: First Osage Bow **Updated w/ Pics** #47186

Beautiful job — very attractive – balanced looking bow-

Like the arrows/bow quiver too—

What part of NE {town} are you hunting, I lived in N/central NE for a couple yrs {Gordon – Home ranch}? Lot of BIG Mule Deer/WhiteTails in that country—-

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[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: Camp Pendleton Rattlesnake Canyon Archery Range #45982

PS

David — I know the willow you speak of very well —

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PSS – Bud B — we have the ” Highest Respect” for our Navy Corpsmen –and all other Naval medical personel who take wonderful care of us at great personal sacrifice of their time and part of their soul– of course they would say “It is just their Job”

[Raymond Coffman]

in reply to: twisted limb check? #45958

as already mentioned by handirifle, looking down the string will usually show up any twist in the tips–

When I string my bow I always Double check – to be sure the string is actually in the groove of the string nock.

—-Once I strung up and visually checked [ which I do everytime] and noticed one side was off — maybe this happened to you?

always good to check the nocks on each limb before shooting IMHO

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