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in reply to: What would you do???? #50857

It seems our friend WvSTICKMAN wants to be reassured more than anything else

You must face the truth Your boyer is not correct, if the problem is so important to him he would have to offer you a refund before anything else

let me tell you this :

When I buy something, if the seller is not a friend I do not bought anything if seller do not accept paypal

Never bad surprises this way

Good luck

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in reply to: What would you do???? #46567

A correct guy would propose to send your money back if a dead in his family made him out of correct work or respect delay

If his works stops with this regrettable event his has to send your money back and not to tell his life

Your problem with this buyer doesn’t smell very good ………………..

They are plenty very good bowyers to give you satisfaction this one is not clean

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in reply to: Arrows #38171

I do not see where problem is

Wooden shafts make pure trad arrows and are enoughf to hunt if shoots are 20 yards maxi

If you want fasts and very precise shoots on longs shoots

nothing better than carbon

They bury alu and relegate wood for only trad shooters, but if your bow has no fiber glass no carbon Only wood

you must only use wooden shafts

imagine a carbon bike with steel wheels and rubber tires !

If you have a ”modern” trad bow you ask yourself questions that have no real meaning

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in reply to: Another Noisy Recurve #61915

Thoses olds bows are like olds laydies……..

Lets try your bow by someone with no more than 28” draw lenght

If no result sent it to the trash 💡

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in reply to: Carbon for Footing? #60513

A friend of mine repairs the cracked rear side tubes with a carbon filament and glue

At the front side of arrow it is not as strong as aluminum

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in reply to: Carbon for Footing? #60020

gonna be too big Alu is very thin and is more resistant to shocks

If you got evreything needed why don’t you try by yourself

Could be kind for others:roll:

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in reply to: Meatheads and carbon arrow sleeves #53304

I save a lot with footing

Here is the best answer

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in reply to: Noisy Recurve #46249

Yes, and my puffs are made of FF 🙄

Other interest insensitive to moisture

I think the best materal is the one who gives you what you’r looking for

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in reply to: beginner bow #46015

Was just a jok

Nice have a wife loving bows

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in reply to: beginner bow #45614

Any suggestions for an decent inexpensive bow

It’s for my wife

Hope she does not read it :roll::lol::lol:

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in reply to: Noisy Recurve #45606

I make my ”cat whiskers” with2 inches of an old FF string

Works very well depending where you place it on the string ( as any silencer )

It’ nice looking price zero, and I have it on my recurve for 1 year Stronger than anything else

4 inches moleskine glued on limbs where string is in contact with limbs

And if of course your brace height is good you’ll have a very quiet bow

Nothing works if brace height not perfect

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in reply to: Bear hair rest won't stay on bow.. #34787

Barge cement is veri good glue, but agressive, forget varnish on what you use it

Neoprene do not burn varnish can be remove without spoor ( trac)

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in reply to: Bear hair rest won't stay on bow.. #29989

Shoe glue is neoprene

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in reply to: Bear hair rest won't stay on bow.. #27863

I use neoprene glue for snake skins on limbs

Works very well from years Never split off

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in reply to: Little Blackie takes a dirt nap #15655

Congratulations fantastic moment I’m sure

Your bow looks very nice recurve, who’s the boyer ?

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