On the Sponsors Classifieds
http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=48;t=000445
Ron it is a good thing you shoot with your arrows on the wrong side of the bow for me!! :bigsmyl:
Ron... I have to say that the Shrew bow is everything and more that you say it is! There are other great bows out there but for me... A Shrew Is "A Hunters Bow"! I've held many and shot some. God willing I will own one soon.
... mike ... :archer: ...
I wanted it Ron, but it's the wrong hand for me too.
Ron, you look like a giant holdin that little thing :goldtooth:
not sayin your fat or anything girly like that :biglaugh:
hey ron whats the draw lb at 24 in, if you take payment s on it id take it , Oh i do have a nice lefty 40 cal flintlock ,
Mike, just buy Larry's and get it over with! Shawn
Let me work on my better half... Cause I think you have the right idea, Shawn. The bow Larry has posted for sale should be 49# @ 26" draw. Just right for a little squirt like me!
... mike ...
Tim you could shoot it the other way,,kinda like a switch hitter in basball, :eek: ,just get it man, :bigsmyl: ,LOL,,
what a great price on that bow too,,man if I had the moola I'd buy it,, Had to learn a little lefty while working in the archery shop,, feels weird at first but you can do it,,J
ron, if I did not just buy a new bow, that bow would be gone, perfect poundage and everything!
Hey carve a notch on the left (proper) side of the bow and I'll take it!!! :thumbsup:
saw this last night, too bad youre one of those left handers!
TTT
Mike-
If I had your money, I'd burn mine.
So with that-
Like Shawn said, BUY THE BOW....
Like NIKE says, JUST DO IT....
I dont think it would work out with a 30" draw.
Wondering about the 54" bow though.
Eric
Ron, ya wanna trade for a supermag48?, just kidding, that is a real nice bow and someone should snatch it up, it is discounted and you dont have the one year waiting period
Eric,
A 54" would work for your 30" draw.
Gregg
Gregg theres gotta be some purty good finger pinch there, dont you think?
Eric
No finger pinch from what I was told. They draw out to about 30.5-31" without any stacking or finger pinch. Gregg or Ron could verify that for you though.
That is on the 54" bow (just wanted to add that to clarify)
Eric,
We have had some pretty long armed guys try out the 52", with no complaints. I would not suggest it for regular use over 28" though.
I'm sure we'll have at least one at Kalamazoo to try out.
You were'nt supposed to say that Gregg, your gettin my wheels turnin'
Is the line getting shorter or longer?
Eric
I have a 52" Classic Hunter. I draw to 29.5" now...I know becasue my arrows are cut to 30" and my broadheads touch my finger before they go...I don't get any of this "finger pinch" you speak of...
Ron and Gregg are pretty sharp...it's all in the design.
Eric,
The line has remained pretty constant.
Gregg
Same here Steve, back of the BH is touching my finger , 30" arrow. I'm quite familiar with Gregg and Ron's bows, just havent shot the Classic yet.
I should just payup and get in line, I'll have almost a year to decide Classic or SS.
Eric
ttt for a fellow lefty
Ow man, I got to be quicker on this site,
Has the bow allready been sold ????
My brother can shoot Lefty, and think he would be quite ( understatement ) honered if he got to hunt with this bow, :) :)
Thanks James
James, I think the bow is still available, PM Ron or JavaMan and let them know if you want it.
Pictures in Ron's add in the sponsors classified.
Eric
Red Bird and I have been hunting up at the farm but we're back now... for a few days anyway. For those that may have tried to call while we were gone, the bow is still available. James, I answered your email.
I didn't take it with me on the hunt...was afraid I might change my mind about selling it.. :D
Here's what Randy, the worlds largest Shrew dealer said about the first 52" Shrew Classic he got in.,
"Ron - as I said in my e-mail to Gregg , we really put the new 52" Shrew Classic (52LB. @ 28") to the test at last weeks Traditional Archery night.
We had 7 guys shoot the bow and they all not only loved it , but they couldn't believe how well they could shoot it. Their draw lengths ranged between 26" to an honest 29.5".
Some of the comments were "it draws so smooth" , "it's so comfortable in my hand", "wow is this quiet" "I can shoot this better than my bow" and the first comment from everyone that picked it up " holy cow is this light!".
We shot for over 3hrs. and I think I only got to shoot 10 arrows with it, somebody always wanted to try it again.
Randy (Gus) Gustafson
Northwoods Wilderness Supply
Iron Mountain Michigan"
It has to be good. No such thing as a bad Shrew. Lets stop the SHrew threads though itts hunting season and I don't want to be thinking about ordering another bow right now. LOL