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I love that camouflage riser.Mine is one of the original ones,A handle,#1 limbs.Its always been a great bow.Im glad they brought it back out.Im able to use the same limbs as my Bubinga TD,,no fitting issues,creaks or groans.I have bear limbs and Rose Oaks.The current Bear limbs are great.My mag handle and wood handle are almost identical in weight.They are set up to shoot the same set of arrows.

Roy From PA - thanks for adding that, much appreciated.

Steve is happy with the response from the guys on TradGang.

Some may struggle with a big ole pie plate..I'd like to be where I could see holes on it..or aim at the edge of the plate..im in the group that likes no target..I use hay bales, they look similar to deer hair at times ..and pick out different pieces of straw or color variations to aim at..same as on a 3D animal or a animal in the woods..you GOTTA pick the smallest point you can..hair..crease in the fur..and eventually when your confidence level is very high you can imagine a pinpoint.. And visualize your arrows trajectory right through the shot to this spot..but not always lol! Otherwise it wouldn't be fun right?

Thanks Rodger and the guys!

Yes, I'm better now. I've been sick twice! Caught 2 viruses a week apart. I'm just now getting over the 2nd one.

I don't know how many years its been since I've been sick, but its been years. Yeah, I've been taking a beating lately for sure.

I'll get that photo shoot done this week. 

I've used some spalted Hackberry Veneers .027 Actionboo core. Pretty  cool limbs.

Pappy and other Twin Oaks members working on some of the Tennessee Classic trophies...

One of my favorite things to shoot at is a small pine cone or something smaller hanging from a string. When you hit it you have a moving target to shoot at also.
The old saying...aim small, miss small! The smaller your target is the closer you will get to it. Like imagining a hair on the side of a deer. If you concentrate on that hair you have a better chance of hitting where you look.

The A mag with #3 limbs has become my favorite. The last few years I've hunted with #1 limbs. I shoot them the same, but the #3 limbs are a bit smoother drawing.