I see lots of posts on some great looking bows and yes! Great bows are sweet indeed, but for some of our new comers let us not forget to over emphasize the importance of a razor sharp head and a properly tuned shaft, for that is what truly gets the job done cleanly and efficiently, no matter what bow propels it.
The key element of any bow, be it new, old, beautiful or ugly is a properly tuned shaft and a finely honed, razor sharp head placed in the sweet spot.
Theres only one thing that can make a great bow better, and that is dedication ,combined with a finely tuned shaft, with razor sharp heads leading the way.  

So, what your trying to say is they need to be Razor Sharp?  

I guess "sharp" is a relative term, but mine are razor sharp.

I like everything I own that cuts to be sharp,good point to the new comers.

 My blunts are even sharp.

QuoteOriginally posted by Thumper Dunker:
    My blunts are even sharp.

That's funny!  

I used to be sharp but, now only my broadheads are!   :rolleyes:

Hey SHARP IT IS!!

I'm with you, Moleman, sharp, and plenty of fletch and tuned up, so it flies true.

Sorry guys I just had to LOL!  

Love that razor sharp wit!

Stay thirsty my friends . . ..

Thanks lol and you should've said, "stay razor sharp my friends"

This thread is making me edgy...
 

 very punny thread.

I get the point!
You guys are cuttin me up!!  

Funny thread.

Good message though.  A well matched arrow can make any bow shoot good.  I have had a few No named bows out shoot my custom bows in the past.

BTW, I am ok with scary sharp, it doesnt have to be razor sharp.

My wit is razor sharp, broadheads ain't to shabby either;-)

I once fancied myself a wit but was told I was only half right...
 

I have been told that I'm as sharp as the leading edge of a bowling ball.

Hey! this thread is really keen!