Weekend Madness Sale Walk in traffic has slowed a little and I want the guys to stay busy so they don't wind up spending their day's eating junk food and being unproductive so I figured I'd post a quick sale on a few items so everyone here stays busy and you, who always support us, get some...

I have nearly $4K worth of fairly new top shelf Super Recurve bows hanging on my walls that are but s few months old...and ever since purchasing and receiving what is my first ASL/HH type longbow in the form of a base model 66"/47# JD Berry Misty Dawn bought for but several hundred...

Warning.. Do not buy Bob's Max2 limbs if you do not want a fast, quiet limb that's slings arrows with authority. Mine came in today and I'm pulling right at 55# and slinging Axis 340s with 75 grain insert and 300 grain tips. Total arrow about 670 grains. These limbs are as smooth as Marvin Gay...

I purchased a tradtech titan iii (19" riser) with medium [email protected] (rated on 17" riser) black max limbs and a 12 strand flemish string. I draw 28" and shoot 3 under off a hoyt super rest with no plunger. I have tried several different arrows with limited success. First were CE heritage 150's...

March Madness Sale. In stock limbs priced in red is the sale price, 50% on most. http://www.morrisonarchery.com/stock_index/stock_index.html

Won't be long until I have a Black Bear riser (thanks Del!). Now begins the search for limbs, etc. I'll be spending time reading through all the WARF related posts here, then I'll be back with the questions! God Bless Pete

Larry Hatfield is pleased to share this story with all of us here at TradTalk.... with special thanks to Fred Anderson for providing him a copy of an article from the September, 1936 issue of Field & Stream. "Desert Madness", a story by Erle Stanley Gardner of his adventure shooting desert...

I'm sure that my wife thinks I'm crazy. I go shooting a few weeks ago and upon my return she asks if I had a good time. "Always", I reply. "Probably shot the best I've ever shot". Last night the same question only the answer was "I always have a good time shooting, but I can't remember the last...

OK... I now have a set of shafts that are as matched as possible and due to marking the point of lowest (or highest) spine, I know that I'm launching every shaft exactly the same and IF I do my part they will react and come off the bow in exactly the same manner . Now to ensure that I don't...

OK, now that I have located the high and low spine of my shafts, I can now spine test them, with the exact spine orientation and get very reliable readings.Optimally, I'd love to get a doz shafts spined exactly the same, but I then group the shafts that are within a one pound variance...these...