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in reply to: Hoyt Buffalo #32567

Tillers are suggestive and different from a bow to another

On another way you compare a first price bow with Hoyt Buff. Witch is a very good bow

I had one ( 50 lbs ) and I remember berger button was not easy to adjust But it’s a great bow ( for a little price) I ‘ll recommend for 3D, but the last I’ll use for hunting

I also fund this Hoyt a very good bow if shooter is at his best shape If you’r not at 100% the smallest error will be catastrophic

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in reply to: BOW SHOP IN NEW YORK #27218

I’m still in France

I wait spring for my trip

I do not like snow 😛

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in reply to: ARROW SUGGESTIONS #26168

Hi,

I visited BW with Ken Beck years ago,Nice guy and very good bowhunter

Of course BW bows are made in USA I spoke about plenty other products signed BW 🙄

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in reply to: ARROW SUGGESTIONS #23139

Sure Beman and Easton are made in USA, I also use it Other quality choice are rare and expensive if delivered in EU

But 99% . B Widow products come from China

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in reply to: Rattlesnake skin camouflage… #13700

.Hi

I also love snake skin

I did it for a lot of bows and so pleased lot of friens

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in reply to: Arrow Weights #59495

I shoot carbon arrows

I shoot 3D all year long I bowhunt 5 months a year ( wild boars & some red deers )

For 3D I use 8 grains / pounds

For hunting with same bow 12 grains / pounds

As I never shoot ( when hunting ) more than 15 meters away lights or heavy arrows have same fly on shorts distances

So, long range with lights arrows or very short range with very heavy arrows are exactly same gesture

I did not invent anything it’s just obvious 💡

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in reply to: Arrow Weights #59473

With trad bow you can shoot 3D targets until 35/40 meters

and 7 or 8 grain /pound will be enough ( depending bow )

For hunting I use 11 to 12 G/pounds sometime more but I never shoot an animal more than 16 meters away

A friend of mine shoot 2 caffer buff in africa with 65 Lbs LB and 800 grains arrow ( 10 meters shoot ! )

Choice arrows for what you’r doing with

and good luck

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in reply to: BOW SHOP IN NEW YORK #57690

😀

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in reply to: BOW SHOP IN NEW YORK #55535

I see we speak same language :twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted:

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in reply to: BOW SHOP IN NEW YORK #54874

Also got a lot to shoot here……8)

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in reply to: Tuning and cutting Taper shafts? #54777

Doc Nock wrote: If the point end is parallel, then I’d cut that end myself… cause the tapered end, will vary in size depending on where the cut comes and you may have trouble finding a nock…

THat is of course, assuming (spelling?) you are NOCK tapering, cause I don’t think in my limited experience I’ve heard of guys point tapering and leaving the nock end parallel…

I did barrel tapered…was a chore.. my Great RRA were 23/64 tapered to 5/16 nock end… big, fat “killing end” to use your term, but they were hell for stout!

I agree That is the way I do when using wooden shafts

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in reply to: BOW SHOP IN NEW YORK #54769

Many thanks again Sure handle a 500 NE must be fun

What did you shoot ?????????? :D:D:D:D:D

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in reply to: Tapered Shaft Question #52168

Duncan wrote: Does tapering a shaft change the spine of the shaft and could you use tapering to intentionally change the spine of a shaft?

Inquiring minds want to know 😀

Sometime spine changes between two same wooden arrows 🙄

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in reply to: BOW SHOP IN NEW YORK #51226

Thanks again

Les réservations sont en cours, je te tiens informé

Avec plaisir

Ciao

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in reply to: BOW SHOP IN NEW YORK #49979

Thanks a lot

It seams that in conecticut Cabelas is in East Hardfort

anyway it’s close from NY city

If you come around here on Côte d’Azur I’ll help you with pleasure

Warmest thanks

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