Axis problem?
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ORIGINAL: buckhunter12
As a matter of fact, it was the slick tricks that i have been shooting with the washer in place. I dont think its just from shooting my broadheads though because i dont shoot them often at all. I love to just go out back and shoot. I dont know what would be wrong with my field points? They are the exact diameter as the shafts. Thanks
Ryan
As a matter of fact, it was the slick tricks that i have been shooting with the washer in place. I dont think its just from shooting my broadheads though because i dont shoot them often at all. I love to just go out back and shoot. I dont know what would be wrong with my field points? They are the exact diameter as the shafts. Thanks
Ryan
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ORIGINAL: Trembow
Mildot I think you could have done better than that! [&o]
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..................... HIT= Hacking Internal Technology right?
..................... HIT= Hacking Internal Technology right?
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Ok OK...your right I should have gave it more thought. Being funny is not my best attribute. I need 3 words that describe an object such as a tip insert being driven deep inside the spine of arrow until it explodes...mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!! Oh wait I think I got it.
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HIT= Honing Internal Tunnel
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