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Post by Rudra » Tue Oct 02, 2007 2:01 am

Has any body in IFG used any speed loader provided by Gsmith.
If yes do give ur reactions.

One more question
I saw certain cross bows , and compound bows in their web page, is it worth purchasing them.
of the two, which one is better ?
Mack The Knife do give ur comments
And every body else don't forget to do the same :wink:

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Re: Gsmith

Post by biking3819 » Tue Oct 02, 2007 8:40 am

i had one of those made of carbon fibre and composites,....practice is a must and plinking wud be expensive since the darts are not cheap.the strings were always easily available and cheap.
loading the dart takes a lot of effort.
the better models comes for 10k.

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Post by Pran » Tue Oct 02, 2007 9:03 am

biking3819";p="28165 wrote:i had one of those made of carbon fibre and composites,.
'Had'? Is it broken now?

Which model did you have?

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Post by biking3819 » Tue Oct 02, 2007 9:15 am

i wud say it can take a lot of abuse and may be very difficult to break,
i sold it since i cudnt find much use.its cumbersome to carry,has too much power and so difficult to plinkor practice in a smaller place and the darts were expensive since i cudnt reuse them for i didnt have any kind of a trap,...,it was more of an impulsive buy,...i dont remember the model name or nos it was the bigger one with a composite stock in black.
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Post by Mack The Knife » Tue Oct 02, 2007 11:08 am

Sanjiv,

Read your first post on this topic and see what has been edited out.

A little more circumspection in future and don't even dream of arguing the point on the forum.

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Re: Gsmith

Post by Olly » Tue Oct 02, 2007 12:15 pm

Rudra";p="28157 wrote:Has any body in IFG used any speed loader provided by Gsmith.
If yes do give ur reactions.
Rudra
I am in touch with them thru a relative.... they are getting out a new speed loader with improved design / material for the IOF 32 rev. in about a month's time... actually have ordered one from them... costs abt 1500 bucks or so...

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Re: Gsmith

Post by Pran » Tue Oct 02, 2007 2:10 pm

biking3819";p="28171 wrote:i wud say it can take a lot of abuse and may be very difficult to break,
i sold it since i cudnt find much use.its cumbersome to carry,has too much power and so difficult to plinkor practice in a smaller place and the darts were expensive since i cudnt reuse them for i didnt have any kind of a trap,...,it was more of an impulsive buy,...i dont remember the model name or nos it was the bigger one with a composite stock in black.
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Re: Gsmith

Post by biking3819 » Tue Oct 02, 2007 2:50 pm

sorry Rusty,
got it.i wud take utter precaution before posting next time.
ohh and i see i am being awarded another bullet ,and i am been considered an ifg trainee now,i wud be more careful,thanx rusty for making me aware of my mistake.
thanx and regards sanjiv

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Re: Gsmith

Post by Rudra » Tue Oct 02, 2007 3:48 pm

Mack The Knife I am still waiting for ur comments
because if i remimber correctly u purchased a compound bow a few days back.


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Re: Gsmith

Post by Mack The Knife » Tue Oct 02, 2007 6:50 pm

Thanks, Sanjiv.

Rudra, I haven't tried any of the G.Smith bows and neither have I heard or read any comments regarding these bows, so cannot comment on the subject.

I don't own a compound bow either.

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