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That's Sick! Could you imagine what our grandfathers would say and think if they were able to see one those. Congratulations on a Awesome Day Mike!

 

Nice going Mike!
I had to get a fat bag for the crossbow as i ran into the same problem.
Pretty accurate ,ain't they?

 

@Tacoma Mike
When you start hunting, pick up one of these.
Discharge arrow with the snubber tip.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Octane-Thug-Decocking-Bolt/1579191.uts

 

That's what I was watching on americas test kitchen. They were testing the high end makers.250.00 on up. Too much for me but I don't like buying a cup of coffee.

 

I told you Mike, strap it to your back and drive the bike to work, I bet no one cuts you off.

 

Yea I was hi right at Cabella's at 10 yards. Thought it was me because I was leaning over a post.
I was still hi right at 20 here. So it's a little off still but I had a rest to be consistant. Don't dare shoot anymore untill I get a better target setup.
Felt real good.
Maybe a old blanket folded may work

 

I was suprised they didn't have something there in stock.
Or I just may modify one of the ones I have after I shoot it 1000 times.
They have some pretty fancy discharge setups online. I got to read up on the laws as weapons Need to be unloaded away from a road. So does mean just remove the arrow or decock it too. I'm sure I'll find our during the courses.
It's all about perceptions and I don't want to make the men in green mad at me.

 

The hell strapped to my back.
Mount it to the bars like mad max..

 

Law here says it has it can be drawn, but no bolt when in a vehicle.
I got into the habit of shooting the thumper arrow in the ground when I get back to the truck. If anything, it takes the tension off the limbs.

 

That's what I have It's great!!

 

Yup!
My parents had one when I was growing up and I've had mine for over 30 years.

 

me too but synthetic or petroleum

 

Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant shut down up here

 

I guess coal miners can go back to work now

 

Yea that's a plus.

 

Hi Bob, how's it too clean?

 

Evening all! Back home, back to the grind tomorrow. From the products discussed, it looks like there was a bit of discussion on coffee makers again.

I ate too much last week and will have to work on a diet...

 

Jimi
I'm old Navy, I have never scrubbed it. I rinse it out each day.

 

You realize it's all about the coffee in here...

 

Shiver Me Timber's ! Lol! Yeah I hear ya. I just rinse mine out also. I was curious if the percolator type needed extra care. Growing up as a kid we had the percolator and the coffee was always great. Thanks Bob.