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05-07-06, 08:00 PM
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| recomendation for stylist bow i wonderd if anyone can give me any reomendation on how good stylist bows are?   Matt      |
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05-07-06, 08:05 PM
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| Try this for a start, Matt. And put that beer down!
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05-07-06, 10:17 PM
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| Auntie clicki has spoken  Stylist are good bows made by a craftsman. Rent one and give it a try! |
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05-07-06, 11:15 PM
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| Auntie?? Don't age me before my time, Murray!!
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06-07-06, 12:24 AM
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| Although I don't shoot my Stylists anymore I still have two original 23" solid (no holes) and one Supreme - none of which are for sale. If I wasn't such a stubborn git I'd have a new pair of Stylist limbs and get on with my original Stylist rather than messing around with this modern rubbish  (Just kidding)Much to be said for them. Easy to setup and get on with. Very stable limbs... and my 46#@28" 70" limbs certainly aren't slow with 32" X10s.  Enjoy Stretch |
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06-07-06, 09:59 AM
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| Hi I use one and it find it to be very good ! The hire to start approach has got to be the way for beginners. The ability to change limbs as your poundage increases - at no cost- makes this a no brainer IMHO. They dont use international limb fittings but why does this matter when you are hiring OR if you are happy !! I think more 'noise' should be made about these bows for newcombers to know there is an alternative to buying a bow or using inconsistent club kit. Russ |
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