Quote from: Kelly on Today at 05:06:16 PMLooks good but still think you need to install it farther onto fade-outs. You should see at least an inch of end of fade-out beyond the bracket.

Thanks for this. Wasn't sure how far to go!

Very nice! Those EFAs are top notch. I think they are a good reason to buy more bows🤪. Kelly's advice seems plausible and certainly won't hurt. I've got the Totems on mine so separation is no issue. I'm not sure how bad the halves are about riding up the limbs cause I had Totems from the start. Good choice of colors.

Looks good but still think you need to install it farther onto fade-outs. You should see at least an inch of end of fade-out beyond the bracket.

Two weeks and no wear or sign of wear whatsoever. These socks seem to be perfect. And I actually think they are, because i've had no need to worry or any comfort disorders.Whatsoever. i hope Ms Asbell does great with these as they are truly a winner.

That is a great looking set-up!  Thanks for sharing 

Sorry guys, meant to add this the other active EFA quiver thread

Just took delivery of a new EFA Navajo quiver in the Jumbo size and wing back option. Removing from the package, I said wow that's smaller than I thought having never seen one in person  The look however is outstanding in the Osage and dark brown configuration. Mounting was uber easy as you would expect. Shot a couple dozen arrows and did need to move it tighter to fade outs to keep the top from moving. Definitely made the bow quieter and added some weight which tightened up my groups a bit. Size wise its perfect. 3 arrows fit comfortably, and I will have no problem jamming three 150 grain VPA broad heads into it. All in all I'm a happy camper!

Yes, roger, you're correct to appoint.It was for african game, not north american game, not just by tales.But any.  People salivated , passed out and had seizures over this single bevel baloney. Give me a break.I've been killing deer and bears and hogs, and god knows what else with a foreblade.Even an african game.Yeah, with four blades, four blades, four blades get over it.People you're wrong.

Mark your calendars!    2026 should be great.   Remember at the State Shoot-you do not have to compete.   Come shoot the range one, two or all three days.

Quote from: smokin joe on Today at 09:25:17 AMI have to agree that the narrow single-bevel broadheads leave a disappointing blood trail. I tried them for a while, and I have gone back to Woodsman heads for most of my hunting. That being said, the main stated advantage of the narrow single-bevel was penetration and bone-breaking ability with 650-grain or heavier arrows. For most bowhunting in the U.S., the blood trail and fast, heavy blood loss in general (including internal blood loss) are more important than the ability to break the humerus bone on the far side of whatever we are hunting, or the ability to bury the arrow into the dirt after pass through.

Just my 2 cents worth.

Your results may vary.

Yep....Ashby was concerned with heavy boned African game....not whitetails.

Teresa has extended the sale until Nov. 28. Coupon code trad gang 25 is still valid.