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Need to get some pictures of it but I picked up the DAS Tribute riser from my bestest feathered friend Steve a while back and have been playing with it. I get the priveledge to harvest 5 deer here in Texas. Moved here recently and bought a nice house on several acres in the hill country north...

Hi-i've got an old Carrols handle-was my favorite-i plan on warfing-i've been a machinist for 38 years-plan to make my own plates-need specs-any help would be appreciated

This is the first test where I am incorporating my Coops Econo shooting machine. I have added tests of speed and efficiency by draw length to my usual panel of tests. This is just the first test I am adding to my test suite. I plan to look at different arrow weights and bow setups such as brace...

It was fun watching a line of archers trying to hit the disks.

Has anybody hired a machine shop to make warfing plates? How faithfully did they keep your design? Did they mill accurately? Were the plates too tight or too loose? Did the shop do it willingly or did they need some convincing? How much did it cost? I found a few people that have...

I'm down for a while. Will make a list of the Risers I have to be done. I can finish the ILF Risers but cannot do DAS till I tear my milling machine down and find the problem which sounds like gears. Sorry!

Excited about my new milling machine! Will speed up my process and be a tad more precise. I plan to alter for grip applications and riser angles. I plan to cut down Prolines and change the riser angle to eliminate the length gain that accompanies the shorter length. I also plan to experiment...

Short utube of a Japanese guy who developed a home converter for turning plastic back into oil. I want one. http://www.flixxy.com/convert-plastic-to-oil.htm

Anyone here have a machine shop? I need to have something made, but I dont have the nessicary tools.

Is it possible or would it be to your advantage to tune (brace height,nock point,bare shafting) using a shooting machine?

Hi, I was reading the other day about how many target archers put a set of arrows in a machine and turn the nocks to align the dynamic spine. They noted that even new, high quality arrows will often shoot an inch or more group at 20 yards from a machine, and turning the nocks can get this down...

That boy of mine is a regular shooting machine. Today we had a few minutes to spare and he taught me a few lessons in form, fun and follow through! I'll let the pictures do the talking!

Does anyone have plans for a simple shooting machine? I mean one that will hold the bow and release the arrow automatically...maybe some sort of vertical vice and a mechanical release?

Marie nailed this tom at 8 yards this morning. 10" beard, 22# and 1" spurs.

Some of the best archers are said to "shoot like machines". That's a pretty good simile because the best archers are consistent in their shot elements nearly as much so as machines. Shooting machines will place arrows on target with amazing accuracy, more often than not, hitting or touching...

Where can I find information on how to make a “machine to shot a bow?. Would like to measure speed of some bows and I want the draw length to be the same every time, and isolate the human factor also. Also, I would like to draw the force-draw curve. I do not know how to fix the bow, any idea...

I just had to share this with you guys. My dad just told me yesterday that he has shot his 5th. deer this year in Illinois....I believe it was 3 with a bow, one with a shotgun and one with a muzzleloader. This has been his best season by FAR and has kind of made up for those many years of...