Archery gear

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Originally Posted by Mtn.man

Yeah, did you go through your background check, how long is the waiting period, does it have a Hi Cap quiver, is it actually an assualt bow, curious minds want to know.

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[LOL]

Judging by the quiver he went with the standard 5 round not the high cap option.

If your looking for a case I might have one that will fit your bow. Let me know what spine and length your arrows are I might have some extras

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Originally Posted by Danimal

So my buddy talked me into getting set up for archery, and some guys in the hunting section sealed the deal for me, I am going to hunt archery this fall. What is a good place for new/used bows and all the other stuff I need in north Denver -> Fort Collins area? I want to stop in and actually feel the bows because there is just too many variations and differences to pick one online without experience.

What is the best cam set-up for a beginner? I'm sure it will take a little while to figure out what I Like and how to set it up, but I am one of those do it yourself kind of guys so the easier it is to tune and maintain, the better.

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I just got into this recently myself. Picked up a friend's recurve and am now totally hooked. There's a place in Loveland called the Archery Exchange- I've never been there, but I have spoken to several people about it and they have all had good things to say. I'm planning to head there this weekend and check out some used equipment as well...

Good luck to you on this. [Beer]

Don't get me wrong but I love my firearms but there is something said to flinging rounds down range then pulling them out of the target and re shoot them.

Nothing more adrenaline rushing than getting 20 yards from a bugling, snorting, rampaging bull elk.

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Originally Posted by Mtn.man

Yeah, did you go through your background check, how long is the waiting period, does it have a Hi Cap quiver, is it actually an assualt bow, curious minds want to know.

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what about the tactical sight