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Hey mate,
60" and never a silly qeustion if you don't know. I am looking at a new 8# Scott rod, I had a fish with one over chrissie and it is a dream to use. Not a nesesity but these things are nice .

Cheers, Fenton.

Well after a bit of deliberation it is time to let one of the curves go to fund another endevour so I have a 62#@27" Robertson Stykbow Montana Falcon recurve up for grabs. Dyed Red Elm limbs Cocobola riser, Custon Flemish string. Bow has been used and hunted with but is in excellent order bar a...

I have a Robertson recurve I may get rid of. PM me if interested.
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Navajo Strung Longbow softcase in good condition. Will accomadate Longbows up to 68" strung and unstrung, with or without bowquiver. $50+Postage.
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I just went through the customs online, can't seem to find anything about the length. It has been awhile since I bought a knife in. When I bought in my Helle knife it was posted on the website, but like everything else with the governing body things change. By the looks of the website it looks like ...

I have bought a couple of knives in Al, any blade under 4" in length that is not double edged is right but if it is longer they will probably take it. I had one taken that was 4 1/2", went through hell to get it back and sworte won't bring another in over the 4" mark. Then again I thi...

Man that is is, I want that book! CM that is excellent reading, every bit I read kept me scrolling down for more. Keep posting ifin you don't mind.
Cheers, Fenton.

Have you tried rod binding thread? Is stronger than cotten and thinner than saddlers thread by a mile. Can be found at any tackle shop in a multitude of colours.
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Have used every aussie head out there and cannot find one that matches up to the Magnus broadheads. I am pretty tough on gear and they are the only head that has never let me down. Thats my opinion only though and I am sure that other fellas on here have never had an aussie head fail, I have recentl...

Find a courier company. They are often cheaper and also the insurance is better.
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Sorry Guy, I think it went in like 10 minutes. I have had an incredibly busy week and weekend and have only just now had the chance to look in on the site. Once again sorry for not updating it sooner.
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55#@28" Dreamcatcher recurve, comes with a Selway slip on bowquiver and a few arrows. Asking $450. Photo's to come.
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What issues are you after Adam?
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Same here. If you don't like to read it, don't click the mouse and go it there. It's like everything else. You make the choice.
Chjeers, Fenton.

Dennis, I have to echo the to forementioned posts, that was a great read. You are toltally right about having to know what we/our equipment is capable of, something that is often lost in equipment choice these days.
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I don't think putting in just a small piece will work real well. The bit of rubber will slide up and down inside the shaft as it is released and in flight. I would be trying other methods to weight the shaft. Try irrigation tubing, it weighs about 4gpi. Also like Miick suggested try some light dowel...

Axe you are going to get done on imports to. Import duty sits at $250 Aust and goes on total order, frieght included in cost. UPS goes directly to customs in Sydney, I know this from being slugged just last week :evil: . Kustom King on the other hand ship at actual cost we did a $500 US order not lo...

My idea is to get the arrow completely through and out on the ground, purely as to bleed the animal out as quickly as possible and to aid in tracking. Entry and exit is what I aim for everytime.I hear this "I don't want a busted arrow " crap all the time and it absolutely s%$ts me to tears...

Sorry to disappoint Sparra but recurve vs compound, the compound will throw out the same weight arrow (same poundage) faster time after time that the recurve will. You will need two lots of arrows.
Cheers, Fenton.

Navajo Strung Longbow softcase in good condition. Will accomadate Longbows up to 68" strung and unstrung, with or without bowquiver. $60+Postage.
Cheers,Fenton.

Thanks for the discriptions Axe, I think that sort of info is what needs to be put up for anyone who is starting to shoot a stickbow. Sort of takes a bit of the guess work out of choosing arrows and such. Mate I love the look of all those bows. Will have to take a couple of pics of the ciurves to pu...

Yeah, you just can't beat weight for penetration. Love a heavy shaft with a good broadhead up front for hunting. What static spine are the shafts you blokes are using? It may help some bloke (or Blokette) in sorting out shafts for a new bow they get. I will have a few more setups from my brother and...

Jebus mate you are on a roll with that bloody spider. Some excellent photos too of the doe and that last billy. Glad to see someone is getting amounst them.
Cheers, Fenton.

This is sort of a follow-on from rory's post about your arrows only your total set-up. A lot of people get in shooting trad bows but get intimidated at what arrows, string rest ect.. . I was thinking if we all put our set-ups up here anyone can veiw it and get a great cross section of gear used, stu...

No recurve, not in QLD unfortunaly. The pigs are out of hand up this way (Mackay area). Maybe one day though.
Torsten,
In Qld it is much the same as Vic, only the only hunting allowed is on private land with the landowners permission of course.
Cheers, Fenton.

I agree about the Robertson bows. I have a couple. They are as sweet a bow to shoot as you will find anywhere and pretty to. In my opinion one of the best recurves out there. Certainly the best I have shot and I have shot a lot of custom built's.
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Hi Huntrees. Are these feathers ready to chop when they come? If so I will take 36 in right wing. PM the details if you like.
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Price drop on the Large Damascus glove $25. Also Banana chopper in near new condition $20.
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Most people on here will have dry fired a bow at some stage. I have dry fired one of my curves(Well sort of), on releasing the string the nock split and it resulted in a dry fire. That bow is a few years old now but it still keeps ticking. Isn't the next time you draw it back a nerve racking thing w...