Thank You!!

[sts3d]

My Thanks to "The other DWS" Your directions took me right to Three Rivers on Monday .It worked out well because they are open till 8 pm on mondays and I stayed and shot everything they had in stock. I did take a 55# Savannah home with me . I shot it today and posted my second highest 3d score ever with a LB(with out really getting to shoot it )I am going to have to have one of those Thunderhawk Diamond series LBs .They are really sweet to shoot and have to be one of the fastest LBs around.The take down system is really slick.Thanks again Sean

[the other DWS]

Glad it worked out, Isn't visiting 3rivers fun? And expensive????? :) I visit there about every 2 or 3 moths and usually walk out with my hands full and plastic smoking.
That Savannah is one sweet little bow. the factory shelf rug on mine is almost worn out alread. And I've only shot about half the arrows that have gone over it. every time I take it to the range there are always two or three guys who want to try it. The only way it could be possibly improved is if it was a 2-piece TD (and I just ordered a Bow-Bolt retrofit kit from Craig Warren)

[sts3d]

Yeah melted plastic fer sure . Hey let me know how the Bow bolt system works out.Sean.

[the other DWS]

Sean I have it on my 21st century long bow and it is absolutely great, tight, strong and bombproof. There are pictures and a thread in the old site about it. Craig did mine as a prototype, The Savannah I'll do myself---once I work up the nerve to put it under a chop saw---a lot of nerve. Like circumcision, it'd be a lot easier to do on someone else's------bow. :mistake:
it's actually a simple process but it has to be done with a lot of precision. Making the cut in the right place and then getting the bore holes precisely perpindicular to the cut and in perfect alignment is the challange