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  • snikkerbua
      February 4, 2015 at 5:02 pm
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      in reply to: Back stops #26333

      I got a “arrow stoping net” from an archery store online, and that woorks werry well. It is 2 x 3 meters, about 7 x 10 feet, and comes in a transport bag so I can bring it with me wherever we go. At home I hang it on the fence of the chicken coop and in the woods between som trees. I also have a frame, made of 2 x 4, that is bolted together that I can put up wherever needed.

      The net hangs freely in the bottum and if I should miss the target, stops anny fildpointed arrow.

      snikkerbua
        January 24, 2015 at 7:46 pm
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        in reply to: Ragg bag filling #14142

        Thank you all for good sugestiones. I will se what I can get a hold of and fill it up.

        Have a nice weekend everyone 😀

        snikkerbua
          January 2, 2015 at 5:39 am
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          in reply to: Bear Kodiak Magnum #45379

          It is a good thing that we are not all allike, I realy like my shovel handel. 😀

          snikkerbua
            January 1, 2015 at 8:15 pm
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            in reply to: Bear Kodiak Magnum #44883

            Happy new year everybody 😀

            Now it is about a month since I got the Kodiak Magnum, and must say I am very pleased.

            It is smooth to draw with no stacking at all up to 29″ draw, witch was for me the draw length that came out with this bow. It shoots very consistent gropings, a little to the left for me, so a little adjustment in holding / sighting and it is spot on.

            A nice bow to shoot, and a very easy handler with is short length. 😀

            snikkerbua
              December 26, 2014 at 3:46 pm
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              in reply to: Suggestions: History of Archery Books #37395

              Hallo.

              Two books I have learnd a lot from is:

              The bow builder`s book

              european bow building from the stone age to today

              ISBN: 978-0-7643-4153-3

              Traditional bowyer, more unnecessary fun

              By Jack B. Harrison

              ISBN: 0-97266393-0-6

              snikkerbua
                December 15, 2014 at 3:27 am
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                in reply to: Bear Kodiak Magnum #24312

                Thank you all for the replys.

                Seems like it is ok to draw the KM to 29 / 30 “.

                Stix, your link was realy nice.

                Think I will by the bow and try it out.:D

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