Suggestions for a take-down recurve bow required.
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Re: Suggestions for a take-down recurve bow required.
Maan Rusty,
You had to do it. I ignored this topic just allowing myself to skim over it. But no go. Now On Sunday, I checked out good ole Naga's bow, a compund one, I 'll give ye but a bow nonetheless.
And now I've started to go through the stickage site already. So keep thy Robin Hood act up and you'll soon have a band of merry men and then...the IFG archery match.
Good show now I've gotta go teach my dog to beg for a bow.
Dev
You had to do it. I ignored this topic just allowing myself to skim over it. But no go. Now On Sunday, I checked out good ole Naga's bow, a compund one, I 'll give ye but a bow nonetheless.
And now I've started to go through the stickage site already. So keep thy Robin Hood act up and you'll soon have a band of merry men and then...the IFG archery match.
Good show now I've gotta go teach my dog to beg for a bow.
Dev
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Ten man Brovo, do not forget to put the twinkle in Rusty hood eyes, is it rusty hood or robbin hood(am punning on word) and the song goes something like this " i pick up my bow and arrow, i string the arrow on the bow and let it loss where it lands i don't f******** care, couse i am rusty hood in tights, oh oh oh ya ya they are tight around my curch ooch ooch, they hurt man" got it Ten?
olly try pulling the bow after eating 4 eggs for super strong musles
olly try pulling the bow after eating 4 eggs for super strong musles
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They look just great.. I read about somebody taking a Ele with a blackwidow recurve.. I am not able to find that link now.. must've been heck of a Bow..Mack The Knife Bana";p="52488 wrote:Bloody marvelous aren't they? There's one in Bangalore or they used to be one. Single piece though.
What got me thinking about archery again was our trip to Pran's place. That empty land at the back is just right for some safe practice.
Aah that land.. when ever i think of that all i think of is a bench and finding out TRUE hold over and hold under with D52/Legend at different ranges..
So when are you ordering that Black Widow
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The ad is ready, songs are ready... just a bow and some arrows to get the show on the roadnagarifle";p="52616 wrote: Ten man Brovo, do not forget to put the twinkle in Rusty hood eyes, is it rusty hood or robbin hood(am punning on word) and the song goes something like this " i pick up my bow and arrow, i string the arrow on the bow and let it loss where it lands i don't f******** care, couse i am rusty hood in tights, oh oh oh ya ya they are tight around my curch ooch ooch, they hurt man" got it Ten?
olly try pulling the bow after eating 4 eggs for super strong musles
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Re: Suggestions for a take-down recurve bow required.
Dev and Anupam, what's the poundage on the old bandit's compound? These are not difficult to draw.
Inder there are a few who have taken elephants in Africa with a traditional bow. Howard Hill being the first of the lot. Infact he shot three elephants and the bow was hand drawn. The arrows were extra long though and the bow had a draw weight in excess of 100 lbs.
Inder there are a few who have taken elephants in Africa with a traditional bow. Howard Hill being the first of the lot. Infact he shot three elephants and the bow was hand drawn. The arrows were extra long though and the bow had a draw weight in excess of 100 lbs.
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Re: Suggestions for a take-down recurve bow required.
I knew about Howard Hill. He must be having power of popeye in those arms to pull that thing off . I was searching for an ele hunt with Black Widow. I saw it somewhere but now I am not able to find the link.. . Its not even there in the gallery at the site.. looks like my memory is playing tricks again ..Mack The Knife Bana";p="52669 wrote: Inder there are a few who have taken elephants in Africa with a traditional bow. Howard Hill being the first of the lot. Infact he shot three elephants and the bow was hand drawn. The arrows were extra long though and the bow had a draw weight in excess of 100 lbs.
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Re: Suggestions for a take-down recurve bow required.
I didn't find Nag's compound that difficult to draw, the poundage felt decent (guesstimation 85 lbs +). I do have the customary raw eggs every day though, wonder if that made it easier. LOL.
I'd tried a couple of carbon arrows on it some time back on a sack of sand. Penetration was sweet.
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I'd tried a couple of carbon arrows on it some time back on a sack of sand. Penetration was sweet.
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Mack The Knife Bana";p="52669 wrote: Dev and Anupam, what's the poundage on the old bandit's compound? These are not difficult to draw.
Yes it was nice to draw and I think it had 85 pounds written on the body. But a compound is easier to hang on to than a recurve.
Yashpal Rana was at the range and he narrated some horror stories about what drawing a bow regularly does to one's sinews.
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We didn't release the draw string like boiiing without the arrow. We eased the string down like lowering the hammer on a position 1 1911.Mack The Knife Bana";p="52718 wrote: I take it this is the same bow that Sid put on sale (on Nagas?) behalf?
If so, with all you DDs playing around with it what guarantee can you guys give that it isn't damaged? I am asking because I am interested in buying it and don't want to end up with a damaged bow.
You may catch a viral or some other infection though .
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