Quick question on a re curve bow
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I decided since I needed (wanted) several things that I would order from either Lancaster or Three Rivers Archery.
Both have much for traditional shooting. Went with my wife to a Dicks a couple of weeks ago and after picking up some fishing items on sale decided on a lark to ask the hunting area salesmen if they had any recurve bows. The young guy obviously did not know what they were and the older guy smiled and quickly covering for the other said "no." I simply turned to my better half and said "told ya." Everyone wants instant satisfaction today: throwaway televisions and DVD-Rs, computer printers, wheelie bows with 80% letoff and little practice required, etc., etc. Thank you for being a man and shooting a real bow. (Flaming requested, lol.)
Both have much for traditional shooting. Went with my wife to a Dicks a couple of weeks ago and after picking up some fishing items on sale decided on a lark to ask the hunting area salesmen if they had any recurve bows. The young guy obviously did not know what they were and the older guy smiled and quickly covering for the other said "no." I simply turned to my better half and said "told ya." Everyone wants instant satisfaction today: throwaway televisions and DVD-Rs, computer printers, wheelie bows with 80% letoff and little practice required, etc., etc. Thank you for being a man and shooting a real bow. (Flaming requested, lol.)
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I decided since I needed (wanted) several things that I would order from either Lancaster or Three Rivers Archery.
Both have much for traditional shooting. Went with my wife to a Dicks a couple of weeks ago and after picking up some fishing items on sale decided on a lark to ask the hunting area salesmen if they had any recurve bows. The young guy obviously did not know what they were and the older guy smiled and quickly covering for the other said "no." I simply turned to my better half and said "told ya." Everyone wants instant satisfaction today: throwaway televisions and DVD-Rs, computer printers, wheelie bows with 80% letoff and little practice required, etc., etc. Thank you for being a man and shooting a real bow. (Flaming requested, lol.)
Both have much for traditional shooting. Went with my wife to a Dicks a couple of weeks ago and after picking up some fishing items on sale decided on a lark to ask the hunting area salesmen if they had any recurve bows. The young guy obviously did not know what they were and the older guy smiled and quickly covering for the other said "no." I simply turned to my better half and said "told ya." Everyone wants instant satisfaction today: throwaway televisions and DVD-Rs, computer printers, wheelie bows with 80% letoff and little practice required, etc., etc. Thank you for being a man and shooting a real bow. (Flaming requested, lol.)
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