DDave, you are awesome Sir ! ,,

Ed,
Actually it is an older bow of his.  Non-fastflight, small tips.  I can't identify the wood and Mike doesn't have records for original order.  Three laminations, clear glass, riser looks like stained maple with the contrasting overlays.
Never the less, I picked it up for $400.  Looks like 98%.  If you overlook the string, the rest and the tarnish on the limb bolts, you would think it is new.  I can't see how I could lose money on the deal.

Welcome to the club....I reckon there are worse afflictions..  At least that's what I tell my wife.

We need a support group.. Maybe we could meet at the Rocky Mt Specialty or Big Jims or the BW show room.  I'll drive.  

It seems many of us have the same affliction and I see no cure in sight.

The one-bow folks (I know there are a few of you out there) have very strong will power.

I admire them for that, but look at the fun they are missing.

I have bought some bows that are beautiful to look at, but on the initial setup and shooting sequence, I end up disappointed.

That just adds to the challenge and enjoyment.

I mentioned to a friend, that I might sell a bow or two...

He replied "What?....you're selling a bow?

Guess I better not ever commit that sin.

QuoteOriginally posted by joe ashton:
We need a support group.. Maybe we could meet at the Rocky Mt Specialty or Big Jims or the BW show room.  I'll drive.      

Great idea, Joe, but a bit tough for those of us without a current passport...Abe Penner is pretty centrally located...maybe we Canucks could meet there, eh

DDave