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in reply to: Carbon bare shaft tuning question #41050
J Westbrock–
Thanks, I had thought about making a Jig for a dremel tool, and I will definitely check out the Harbor freight saw !– as DWC asked what is best { blade} fot cutting Carbons!
scoutin reply to: Scentless waterproof spray? #40797Dave –
Not sure about the orange bottle scentless Waterproofing. If I find some I will check it out.
I heartily agree with the “good whiskey” comment [ For medicinal purposes only of course]. However I thought cognac was for mid – afternoon girl watching from a sidewalk cafe on the “Champs Elysees” in Paris ?!?
Scoutin reply to: Carbon bare shaft tuning question #40749Since we are talking about cutting down Carbons in small/accurate increments. I was wondering what other members use to accomplish this. I have tried a numbered of field expedient methods, not all wildly successful. I am trying to avoid paying $250.00 for the advertised cutters.
Scout.in reply to: What is TOO Heavy? #40743Bounty Hunter —
Cool Arrow — Looks like something the Southern Plains tribes would have used.
I am not familiar with Laminated Birch – is it Normally that much heavier than other woods?
Scoutin reply to: Carbon bare shaft tuning question #40734DWC —
I find that the Carbons seem to hold up better for stumping,especially heavier / collared ones, though nothing lasts a long time in my part of the SW{rocks }. Check them good after each use! I find carbons can be damaged but unless you flex them, you might not notice. With Aluminum it is usually obvious when they are done.
Scoutin reply to: Black Widow broke today #40065Jaytbuzzard —
Sorry about your fathers BW bow. Good luck with the Ocala. It was my first bow{same Poundage} and I took My first Big Game { PA wt buck}with it in 1970. I still have it and shoot it. I hope your Ocala will be as lucky for you as mine was for me.
Scoutin reply to: My Setup Adequate for Elk??? #38191Dr Ashby —
Yes Sir – I believe you are correct. I also can sing most of the TV westerns from 50s-60s too, haha. My friends say I would of had a great mind, if I hadn’t filled it with trivia—
Scoutin reply to: My Setup Adequate for Elk??? #37690Maybe Robin [ The web Mom] was having a lil fun with you.
the night before christmas and all thru the house – not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
dasher -dancer -prancer- vixen -comet -cupid -donner and Blitzen + rudolph — it is scary sometimes what one remembers –haha
I don’t know, it kinda fits better with the Web Mentor personna. The ” old man of the mountain” [wizard] –so to speak.
Scoutin reply to: My Setup Adequate for Elk??? #37516Nice new Icon David —
Going for the St Nick audience — I do understand – people are always asking me to stand in for him { white Hair and Beard }- and I get asked if- I ever won the Hemingway Contest in the Keys, HAHA — not as tactical however
Scoutin reply to: My Setup Adequate for Elk??? #37487Doc – Roger that!
I just picked up a couple in different spine to experiment with–and then wait for the big sale to purchase what I need after following your very well written post on tuning. great call — wally world is every where [ for the good, and the bad – and I understand the bad – having lived in the “middle of nowhere in a couple places* ] I travel alot – and it is nice to know that I can pick up “ammo” if I need it! Yea, I carry the necessary items to rebuild an Arrow if required. they might not be pretty, but could save the day under dire circumstance -haha especially in the West! A lot fewer Trad Bow stores in easy reach– at least here in the SW.
Scout* written up and documented according to the 1890-92 census
for the close of the “Frontier”– some of those places are still as they were** – 2 of which are – Sandhills of NE / and West Texas [ big bend area] I have lived/ worked in both – still almost as they were. Scary part – there are wally worlds -in easy reach of them !
too many people on the planet — good habitat is worth it’s weight in gold!** no# of people per Sq Mile– NE still had local school houses — just like the Old West {until Recent} all ages –
in reply to: My Setup Adequate for Elk??? #37391Dr Ashby –
Thanks, I figured as much on the ” Pile Driver” – the write up didn’t sound like it did, what they claimed.
Good Call on wally world, I just went down there and picked up some CE shafts.
Scoutin reply to: My Setup Adequate for Elk??? #37007Dave – Dr Ed
I was looking in 3r catolog and saw CE “Pile Driver” shafting with “Built in Weight foward Technology” — sounds good .
anybody used these yet – thoughts?
Scoutin reply to: Broadhead Targets #36971Pothunter —
Did you vacuum pack the ragbag yourself or get it that way?
sounds like a cheap easily replaceable tgt set up —
Scoutin reply to: Broadhead Targets #35664Fubar -Dave –
Thanks for the response, I have a similiar [ Black] tgt that works as you say. I use it in the back yard but is becoming ” sliced to threads “. I remember your sandpit range. Unfortunately all the sand near me is full of rocks – haha. My 6″ deep tgt lets them pass almost [sometimes all] all the way thru or caught by the fletch. I retired it. my 2″deep one is 20+yrs old. it is designed for BHs and catches carbons/tuffheads with about 10” of arrow sticking out the back. I take it to camp [ if I am near the truck ] for practice and is holding up so far. I wish I could find something similiar to replace it-but havn’t seen anything as portable. I have ordered the brass field points. However I still like to shoot BHs regularly.
Thanks
Scoutin reply to: Tuffhead update #33386Dr Ashby –
Thanks for the extensive response. I just put a couple tuffheads on 2 easton axis carbon 400 shafts and stepped outside, they shot very well out of one of my heavier lbows.
I noticed the large, long internal ferral and was wondering how best to solve/harden the set up so it would stay together. You answered that before I asked! Very much appreciate your advice.
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