My Pro-40 spot bow

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03-09-2004, 12:58 PM

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Black Frog

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Location: Kenosha, Wi USA

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RE: My Pro-40 spot bow

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...see, you can say that here and not get harrassed.

Not get harrassed?!? Whaddya mean? All the cool people shoot spots. It's the only way to fly......

03-09-2004, 01:00 PM

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Rack-attack

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Location: East Yapank NY USA

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RE: My Pro-40 spot bow

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What sight bar did you end up getting? Isn't that a Tox?

Thats the Tox 5300 Naildriver.......did I do good?

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Your 60x game is in your future.....

ROFLMAO...........

.............Define "future" please

03-09-2004, 01:05 PM

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Black Frog

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RE: My Pro-40 spot bow

5300, nice! New or used? How do you like it? That 5300 is still on the "list" for my new sight this spring.

future (fyoo' cher) n. 1.the time that is to come 2. what is going to be

So in other words, anytime from this day forward.

03-09-2004, 01:23 PM

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Rack-attack

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RE: My Pro-40 spot bow

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5300, nice! New or used? How do you like it?

Its new. I don't know enough about them to give a good report. It seems very well made, nice positive clicks and sturdy. The one thing that I don't like is that the scope carrier does not have a quick disconnect like the supreme sights. You have to pack it up with the scope attached, and cannot do a quick scope swap. Not a big deal for me but I was surprised.

The beiter stab deal feel thru. I pay dealer cost from kinsey's.........so there lies most of my equip decisions. The stab feels good with the v-bars the way I have it set up. As I become more accustomed to it I can adjust a few things.

Thanks again

She is alot of fun to shoot.