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in reply to: Bear Kodiak Magnum #45932

You’r right, very right 😉

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in reply to: Bear Kodiak Magnum #45497

I love jokes :lol::lol::lol:

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in reply to: Does it really matter ? #44954

Do you write books ? :twisted::roll::twisted:

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in reply to: Bear Kodiak Magnum #44933

What a good new, one of the oldest bow know as a hard to draw stick could be a very smooth and performant bow I do not want create controversy but those bows are known for flexibility worthy of a shovel handle

Of course everyone has their assessment criteria but I can’t imagine an century old technology better than what is possible today

But one thing is sure and I agree for:

pleasure is where you find it

Have a nice 2015 year Sweet, Fun and safe , for all of you :D:D:D

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in reply to: Custom Bow Makers #42629

For me

the prettiest here

http://www.blacktailbows.com/snakebit-series.html

But from very far those with the best performance are here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m1ad2O7s04

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTM19GvFkQU

http://www.borderbos.com

Mine is 45 Lbs @ my 28 draw lenght 11 grains / pounds fly 212 p/s

That is about you get with 55 Lbs BW.:shock:

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in reply to: Merry Christmas bow hunters! #34323

Merry Christmas from South of France

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in reply to: Bear Kodiak Magnum #24024

You think a Bear Kodiak Magnum is smooth to draw ,

For me,Bear Bow is as sooomth as a a shovel handle can be

Otherwise what would be the improvement in a century ??:oops::oops::oops:

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in reply to: Thinking about trying wood arrows #23695

Making very good wooden arrows is as complicated than result can be ( expected ) correct

In 2014 shooting wooden arrows is a pleasure not best or fast way to make arrows flaying straight

If shooting no more than 15 / 18 feet when hunting,can be nice if you use real trad bow ( not a machine made of carbon, glass etc…. ) as I do 😈

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in reply to: Bear Kodiak Magnum #23690

grumpy wrote: I have a short draw, I’ll take it. lol 😀

This is the best issue for such a bow

Another idea is to hang it on a wall and get a bow @ your draw lenght

:roll:sorry 😉

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in reply to: Bear Kodiak Magnum #22543

It’s write on the bow :if made for 28 will be very hard to draw over and very easy to broke

If your car’s tire are made for 100mph would you be confident at 150 ???????

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in reply to: Thinking about trying wood arrows #18340

I think 3Rivers gets theirs from Hildebrand.

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This is possible but I’m in Europe and it’s difficult for us to order in USA

Custom ( french)charging a lot, and very rare archery shop working oversea

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in reply to: Thinking about trying wood arrows #18164

have a first look at 3 rivers archery but remember spined and weighted

Good quality wooden shafts have a spot to let you know what side is spined This is important to glue nocks

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in reply to: Thinking about trying wood arrows #18122

You’r not alone with 31,5 draw length

Look for tapered shafts spined and weighed around 80/85 Lbs

Wood is not carbon, but if you choice first quality wooden shafts you will reach your goal

let us know how this sounds ( and goes ) for you

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in reply to: New Bow!!!! #13538

Very very nice bow

Fast as can be hope, but for hunting speed is not first thing, pleasure and facility to shoot with such a weapon is essential

Hope you keep enjoying your new toy !

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in reply to: Longbow shot while sitting #11584

What a nice shoot 😯

Did you got target ?

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