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The Gold Flinger Fonz Award The infamous Fonz Award, have you got yours yet? Or better still know anyone you can grass on?

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Old 20-12-05, 05:25 PM
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I don't doubt that PSE put a lot of thought into the design process - certainly the X-Factor riser is very nice to shoot and I don't regret buying it for one moment, although I wish when they decided to shove the new risers under the milling machine and chew out that bit of extra clearance, they had stopped to think how hard it would be to use a stick on arrow rest - despite checking out the riser in the shop, I had one of those Homer Simpson 'Doh!' moments when I got it home.
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Old 20-12-05, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Little Miss Purple
That is a real worry - what happened to being competent to shoot?? lol

On a more serious note - just how will the bow be affected with its recent shave?
He is a sound chap he really is, just has the odd aberation every now and then, which we usually monitor from a distance.
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