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58" Black Widow PSR V t/d recurve,51#@27" 58" Shafer Silvertip t/d recurve,51#@27" 58" Shafer Silvertip t/d recurve,54#@27" 64" Black Widow PL V longbow,50#@27" 66" Stotler Gamegetter longbow,54#@27"

My recurves and longbows shoot mid-high 170's and I have no problems with pass-thru's...you're fine

Depends on which bow I'm shooting(recurves & longbows).Easton Legacy 2018's,2016's,Easton 2114's,Carbon Express Heritage 150's and Beman MFX Classic 400's

Give her the vet and dr.'s bills...maybe that'll convince her

I make my own..cedars,aluminums,carbons.Keeps me busy after hunting season

I shoot the DART league every winter

64" Black Widow PLV longbow,50#@27" 58" Shafer Silvertip t/d recurve,51#@27" 58" Shafer Silvertip t/d recurve,54#@27 58" Black Widow PSRV t/d recurve,52#@27" I shoot Easton Legacy 2018's(520gr) and Beman MFX Classic 400's off all of these tipped with 125gr Magnus Stingers(530gr)

I recently joined FB and it's kinda funny how people that wouldn't give you the time of day back in school now talk to you.My 30th reunion is this year and i'll probably go

A stringer is the best way to string a recurve

beeswax and a toilet bowl wax ring works well

I put a filed point on and heat that for a few seconds and remove with a pliers

I shoot low poundage longbows and recurves(47#-54#)and never had any shoulder problems..never had any problems shooting thru deer either

Not knowing what the model is,$400--maybe more,maybe less

4 tats,a piercing,and many scars

I have a 1968 Bear Super 48 Magnum recurve,and a 1957 or 1958 Bear Polar longbow.I don't shoot them as much as my other recurves and longbows though

My wife and I split up this past October so I don't consider myself single...availiable is a more appropriate term:D

If you need something to do,you could send me the money it cost for your class and books because if you fail the class,you're throwing money away...I'll put it to good use:D

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Depending on the type of design,speeds can vary.Most likely anywhere from 160-190 is pretty much normal.Ranges are up to the archer.If your accuracy drops after 15yds...keep your shots under 15yds.I shoot carbons and aluminums off my recurves and longbows...mostly carbons,with 125gr Stingers.I also prefer a leather-faced tab.Some shooters like gloves.I feel I get a better release with a tab. Form is very important also.A good consistant anchor,release and follow-thru will lead to accuracy It's also ok to leave your bow strung IF it's a glass-backed bow.If it's just a solid wood bow with no fiberglass or laminations,unstring it after your done shooting

I carry a Springfield Ultra compact .45acp.Best carry weapon I ever owned

You'll need a 65" string.I could make you one but I might not be able to put serving on it.My longest longbow is only 66".I could try to serve it on the 66" bow,though

Fast flite and dacron are string materials.You shouldn't use FF if your bow isn't rated for it..it can damage it.The length should be written on the bow..it's usually by the poundage.It's important to know the length so you can get the proper sized string made for it

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What length is your bow,what's the poundage,and is it fast-flight capable or dacron?

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