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OT: My New Toy!
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Originally posted by: LyNx01
Suprisingly, it has nothing to do with computers! I bought it on Friday night, and took it in Saturday night to get the weight (60lbs) and draw length adjusted. Now I need to get it all sighted in and ready for hunting
Here it is:
bow1.JPG
bow2.JPG
bow3.JPG
I can't wait to take it out deer hunting
"I can't wait to take it out deer hunting
"I'll bet the deer can !!
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Originally posted by: LyNx01
Nope, sorry. It's pretty fast thought
An arrow has so much more mass than most bullets even if it travels more slowly it has alot more energy.
I think I'll go outside and find some sticks and string.
Confused
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Originally posted by: titanmiller
Originally posted by: LyNx01
Nope, sorry. It's pretty fast thought
An arrow has so much more mass than most bullets even if it travels more slowly it has alot more energy.
I think I'll go outside and find some sticks and string.
Be careful!
I was doing that 3-4 years ago, as I was putting a slit in the end of the wood for the bow, the stanley (exacto) knife slipped out of the wood, and took off a nice chunk of the end of my left thumb!
Brett, looks good, have some fun with it, but be safe!!!
Garry
Originally posted by: Confused
Originally posted by: titanmiller
Originally posted by: LyNx01
Nope, sorry. It's pretty fast thought
An arrow has so much more mass than most bullets even if it travels more slowly it has alot more energy.
I think I'll go outside and find some sticks and string.
Be careful!
I was doing that 3-4 years ago, as I was putting a slit in the end of the wood for the bow, the stanley (exacto) knife slipped out of the wood, and took off a nice chunk of the end of my left thumb!
Brett, looks good, have some fun with it, but be safe!!!
Garry
Thanks for the warning but it was too late, I cut my entire arm off. :Q
Originally posted by: titanmiller
Originally posted by: Confused
Originally posted by: titanmiller
Originally posted by: LyNx01
Nope, sorry. It's pretty fast thought
An arrow has so much more mass than most bullets even if it travels more slowly it has alot more energy.
I think I'll go outside and find some sticks and string.
Be careful!
I was doing that 3-4 years ago, as I was putting a slit in the end of the wood for the bow, the stanley (exacto) knife slipped out of the wood, and took off a nice chunk of the end of my left thumb!
Brett, looks good, have some fun with it, but be safe!!!
Garry
Thanks for the warning but it was too late, I cut my entire arm off. :Q
My step-son loves to hunt with a bow. When he was in high school he had to get stiches in his hand from a hunting arrows he was playing with.
Now, if they could only teach the deer to shot then it would be fair!
How many WUs will it crunch? (j/k)
<-- used to be interested in archery, not from the hunting aspect, but more just for fun (shooting at targets and stuff). It's a great thing to do, if you can make time for it (sadly, I can't seem to do that any more).
<-- used to be interested in archery, not from the hunting aspect, but more just for fun (shooting at targets and stuff). It's a great thing to do, if you can make time for it (sadly, I can't seem to do that any more).
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Originally posted by: JWMiddleton
Originally posted by: titanmiller
Originally posted by: Confused
Originally posted by: titanmiller
Originally posted by: LyNx01
Nope, sorry. It's pretty fast thought
An arrow has so much more mass than most bullets even if it travels more slowly it has alot more energy.
I think I'll go outside and find some sticks and string.
Be careful!
I was doing that 3-4 years ago, as I was putting a slit in the end of the wood for the bow, the stanley (exacto) knife slipped out of the wood, and took off a nice chunk of the end of my left thumb!
Brett, looks good, have some fun with it, but be safe!!!
Garry
Thanks for the warning but it was too late, I cut my entire arm off. :Q
My step-son loves to hunt with a bow. When he was in high school he had to get stiches in his hand from a hunting arrows he was playing with.
Now, if they could only teach the deer to shot then it would be fair!
Better teach livestock how to slaughter then
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Originally posted by: titanmiller
I think you should try to shoot sparrows with it.
Arrows are too expensive to be losing them trying to hit a sparrow! 6 arrows cost me $33, with no points. I had to but field points (for practice) which were another $4.
Broadheads (for hunting) are probably going to be in the $30 - $50 range. Those are the ones you'll cut your fingers off with if you arent careful!
Nice lookin bow Lynx01 But i'm not too familiar with the brand. We have an 'Eagle' bow factory about 15 miles from my house. Have you heard of them?
I started in archery with a 'Long Bow" (Pre High School). Learned to shoot by line of site. Joined my School Archery team and learned to used adhesive tape and hat pins for sites. After graduation, taught Archery Merit Badge for Boy Scouts at a summer camp.
Eventually, got a Recurve Bow and Then Bought a Compound. (Love to Hunt) And from what I can see from your pics................you are going to just love that bow. But you need to practice with it. Get some target arrows(the cheap ones with field tips) and practice from different angles, distances and elevations.
And buy the way Titanmiller, I did track and field in school, too. It was the 50 yard dash, the 100 yard dash and the Broad Jump, when I did it. But things soon changed, from Yards to Meters and the Broad Jump, ( because of its obvious implications) changed to Long Jump. Also did some distance running and a few relays. But, that was eons ago. :Q Old Guy with cane and prune face(forgot false teeth) walking and talking :Q
But i'm not too familiar with the brand. We have an 'Eagle' bow factory about 15 miles from my house. Have you heard of them?I started in archery with a 'Long Bow" (Pre High School).
Learned to shoot by line of site. Joined my School Archery team and learned to used adhesive tape and hat pins for sites. After graduation, taught Archery Merit Badge for Boy Scouts at a summer camp.
But you need to practice with it. Get some target arrows(the cheap ones with field tips) and practice from different angles, distances and elevations. And buy the way Titanmiller, I did track and field in school, too. It was the 50 yard dash, the 100 yard dash and the Broad Jump, when I did it. But things soon changed, from Yards to Meters and the Broad Jump, ( because of its obvious implications) changed to Long Jump.
Also did some distance running and a few relays. But, that was eons ago. :Q Old Guy with cane and prune face(forgot false teeth) walking and talking :QOriginally posted by: LyNx01
Originally posted by: titanmiller
I think you should try to shoot sparrows with it.
Arrows are too expensive to be losing them trying to hit a sparrow! 6 arrows cost me $33, with no points. I had to but field points (for practice) which were another $4.
Broadheads (for hunting) are probably going to be in the $30 - $50 range. Those are the ones you'll cut your fingers off with if you arent careful!
Wow, expensive. Hopefuly you can find them. Maybe you should make arrows that have flashing LEDs or something like that inside so that you can find them easier.
Originally posted by: Soggysocks
Nice lookin bow Lynx01
And buy the way Titanmiller, I did track and field in school, too. It was the 50 yard dash, the 100 yard dash and the Broad Jump, <STRONG>when I did it</STRONG>. But things soon changed, from Yards to Meters and the Broad Jump, ( because of its obvious implications) changed to Long Jump.
Yesterday I did 6 miles, I still have roughly a month until practice starts so I should have plenty of time to get into fairly good shape. Hopefuly I will be going out to run at 3:00 every day. Being the #4 runner I figured I should actually put in some effort during the summer.
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Never heard of Eagle bows. Mine is a Martin Magnum Tracer. Martin supposedly makes pretty good bows. I was going to get a Hoyt, but that would have been over $400. I'm using these arrows for practice, my good ones for hunting will most likely be over $50.
I have a real passion for hunting, and I'm sure i'll enjoy bowhunting a lot, but I thought I better be a bit conservative on my first bow
I'm using field points with these arrows right now btw. To sight it in I will want arrows close to what I will be using hunting anyways because the arrows can make a difference when sighting!
I have a real passion for hunting, and I'm sure i'll enjoy bowhunting a lot, but I thought I better be a bit conservative on my first bow
I'm using field points with these arrows right now btw. To sight it in I will want arrows close to what I will be using hunting anyways because the arrows can make a difference when sighting!
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