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I am hoping Titan Concealment can at some point, add revolvers to his line up. I'd like something for my J-Frame. C

Cool. Thanks again. I'll be giving you a shout after the holidays to come check it out. C

Thanks Bud. C

I'm going to head to Targeteers on sunday, hopefully. I realize that nothing that I do is cheap. The arrows are at least re-usable. DeerSlayer, I may take you up on that. Give me thru the holidays and I'll drop you a line. C

Sooooooooooooooooooo... Anyone got any suggestions on what to look for in a bow? I read the huntersfriend.com buyers guide. Very informative. I'm still a bit lost. I think I want a bow in the 400 dollar range(bare bow). Less would be great. If I get further into it, that's all well and good. If not, not a great loss. Oh Lord, why am I cursed with so many expensive interests!?!?!?!? C

For tools, you can do High-Tech and get a Bridgeport and a 4 axis CNC if you like. Or, you can use files, sandpaper, and stones to do the same work, albeit a bit more slowly. Dremels are NOT your friend. Many a 1911 has been ruined with them, so on the last one I did, I only used it in cases of extreme metal removal. Fusion Firearms has kit builds where they fit the frame/slide/barrel/bushing for you. They are not the least expensive way to go but they are well fitted and will remove a lot of the anxiety for those that want the experience of a build without getting in too far. It's how I went. Now I want to go whole hog and fit everything myself. Good luck with whatever you choose. C

If you would like to try a 9mm revo, I have the 986. You are welcome to put a few rounds thru it. C

Thanks, bud. Right now, convenience is king. Targeteers is 10 minutes from my house. I'm not committed at this time to anyone or anything, however being so close, they get a small pass on price. C

They didntvas far as I know. However the cranked their prices sky high ripping people off 'cuz they could.

FWIW, I went to Dick's the other day. Seems my draw length is 27" I figure since I despise that store so much, I may as well use them for the down and dirty measurement. I'll get that refined at Targeteers in the next few days. C

I love the thought of a recurve. I love the simplicity. However, for me and my particular circumstances, I feel a compound is the better choice. C

I'm working. Blah. I won't get back upstate until the 8th, the last day. C

I'm upstate. Thanks, Old School!! C

No worries, Jer. From what I can tell we're not each others type!! I'm about 5'8. 190ish. I know Old School is gonna let me try his bow. Anyone else, I would appreciate it. C

Hey Gents. Deer Slayer, I'm in north Jersey, Bergen County. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks to all for the replies. The reason I am beginning to ask now is so that I don't feel rushed into getting equiptment. It looks to be a bit of an investment. However to answer a few questions... I don't have a place to shoot daily. I can of course work on it. That's not a problem. I am a member at Cherry Ridge. So I will practice there a good bit. I am most certainly looking for a decent, not top of the line, bow. I have held some stuff but I will be getting measured in the next few days, I hope. When I know that measurement, I'll start seriously looking. This is my first season hunting and honestly it's a ton of fun. I like being alone and it's a great way to do it and just get out and watch how nature works. Additionally I am wanting to extend my season as gun season is just too short. Plus I can get a jump on the deer. Too many benefits to ignore. Add to that it's just so gorgeous and it's a no lose kinda thing. C

I like that plan!

I'm thinking about starting to bowhunt next year. I was able to get out a couple of times with my rifle (I got skunked both times) but am thinking that I would like to get a jump on the gun hunters and lengthen my season a bit. Obviously I will need a bow and the attendant paraphernalia but what else would anyone on here suggest? FWIW, I'm a huge fan of going with as little crap as possible and as frugally as possible, but am willing to listen to anyone. Thanks in advance. Christopher

We do all realize that the more freedom we enjoy, the more dangerous things are? We do, right? I'm willing to take my chances. C

So, in contradiction to the poll results I'm gonna build one, again. I'll post when I have some of the parts in hand. C

Nice toys. What is the shorty 1911? C

What about "borrowing" someone's ultrasonic? Might help get a bunch of the crap out. Soak it in Brakleen and then have it take a bath in the ultrasonic? Otherwise, I'd look at taking it apart. Good luck. C

Cheaper than Dirt? And thanks all for the heads up on Taurus. I realize that every company has made some errors, however that is a pretty big one. C

Got skunked again. I'm just not catching a break, weather wise. Rainy and windy. I would like to give it one more go, however I don't know that I will have the time. I did, however, get to see just how in-elegant turkeys are when they land. It looks like someone is throwing a bucket full of feathers thru the trees and when it hits the ground, it magically becomes a turkey. C