Smokey Joe
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THE bow for YOU
Fett Tracking--Sounds like you have a winner there! Were I you, I'd snap it up!
Remember, it's not what anybody else thinks that matters--It's how the bow works for YOU that's important. You have almost a physical relationship with it.
Now, when you get it home, make that lifestyle change: Take 1/2 hour, shoot the darn thing a dozen times EVERY DAY! Not 50 times once a week. That'll make an archer of you.
Oh, BTW, one other expense you should incur, right away: Get yrself a good hard case for yr bow. An SKB or similar will keep it from getting damaged as it bounces around with all the junk in yr car trunk. Hard cases aren't cheap, but they're a darn sight cheaper than buying a brand-new bow you hadn't planned on! Also, you will accumulate a bunch of "archery junk," small tools, spare parts, and whatnot, that you'll want with you in yr car whenever travel with yr bow. A small, cheap, fishing tackle box or tool box or something would be a good idea for keeping that stuff. (I use a .50 cal ammunition box, myself, but anything with a carrying handle works.)
Enjoy yr new lifestyle!
Fett Tracking--Sounds like you have a winner there! Were I you, I'd snap it up!
Remember, it's not what anybody else thinks that matters--It's how the bow works for YOU that's important. You have almost a physical relationship with it.
Now, when you get it home, make that lifestyle change: Take 1/2 hour, shoot the darn thing a dozen times EVERY DAY! Not 50 times once a week. That'll make an archer of you.
Oh, BTW, one other expense you should incur, right away: Get yrself a good hard case for yr bow. An SKB or similar will keep it from getting damaged as it bounces around with all the junk in yr car trunk. Hard cases aren't cheap, but they're a darn sight cheaper than buying a brand-new bow you hadn't planned on! Also, you will accumulate a bunch of "archery junk," small tools, spare parts, and whatnot, that you'll want with you in yr car whenever travel with yr bow. A small, cheap, fishing tackle box or tool box or something would be a good idea for keeping that stuff. (I use a .50 cal ammunition box, myself, but anything with a carrying handle works.)
Enjoy yr new lifestyle!