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beauty is in the eye of the beholder
I know the price on that spot hogg is pretty "fugly".
beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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Newman, Greg can't stand putting any "fugly" accessories on his newpretty bows. They wouldn't look sophisticated enough at the tea parties he is having in his shed/target with them.
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Heck Greg, I am sort of used to "fugly". I owned 3 different models of Oneida bows and don't know how many times sometime told me they looked fugly.
I actually thought the Oneida bows were beautiful.....but thats me.[8D]
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Hey, you won't hear me arguing with you about a bit about those prices being a bit fugly.
And I'm with ya, Coug... ever since seeing John Rambo hold one, I thought they were pretty cool! [8D]
And I'm with ya, Coug... ever since seeing John Rambo hold one, I thought they were pretty cool! [8D]
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Well, at least no one can accuse me of not being able to hit the broad side of a barn!
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Newman1:
Your Muzzy set-uphas some 'modifications' that we've been doing for years to make them work on those 'pesty' designs.
As far as anyone's issue on getting any drop-away to 'raise' on time, a tool that I designed and which may soon be marketed to use on Apple presses will totally solve this and about 9 other issues concerning bow set-up and tuning.
Once the format is finalized, I'll have to write an operations manual.![Smile](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Your Muzzy set-uphas some 'modifications' that we've been doing for years to make them work on those 'pesty' designs.
As far as anyone's issue on getting any drop-away to 'raise' on time, a tool that I designed and which may soon be marketed to use on Apple presses will totally solve this and about 9 other issues concerning bow set-up and tuning.
Once the format is finalized, I'll have to write an operations manual.
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