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$35 for the platypus
$25 for the source
$50 for both of them.

including post

sold

sorry, already sold pending funds.

i have crick-it clicker that needs a new home. this is it here- http://www.3riversarchery.com/crick-it-draw-check-bow-clicker.html the string is attached straight to the clicker though as that metal bead chain shown in the link marks the limb when you shoot. included is enough double sided adhesive ...

sold pending payment

$70 posted

i have 2 dozen shafts for sale.

all are 11/32", one dozen is spined at 50-55# the other is 55-60#.

the lot $60 including postage.

i found the bite valve for the platypus today so it's included, just not pictured.

i have for sale 2x water bladders. both have no leaks and have been cleaned and sterilised with home brew steriliser. item one is a platypus 3L bladder. removable hose with built in check valve in the bladder means no leaks when hose is removed. has a tap but no bite valve. $45 posted. http://i530.p...

i can't see any problems concerning curves in that pic. they all seem to be curved in the right places.

well done perry.

need them gone. make an offer

well done. good to see someone else giving it a go.
here's the first point i ever made. it was from a beer bottle too.
http://www.ozbow.net/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=9111

i thought TAA was an acronym for Timber Arrows Australia.

make a reasonable offer

TTT

got some meindl taiga GTX boots for sale. they are in very good condition i'd say 8 out of 10. vibram soles, goretex lined for waterproofness. no leaks. great boot but they are too small for me now. my feet seem to have gotten bigger with age and my toes are too cramped in them now. only worn about ...

Muz1970 wrote:Some of the guys on the US forums go down to 8 strands. Not for this black duck.....

you should try it. i've been running 8 strand D97 on my 58# recurve and 12 strand D97 on my 70# recurve for a number of years now without any dramas what so ever.

ok, so it bends in a circular pattern just a shorter portion of the limb.

so this is for selfbows? obviously laminated bows bend alot differently.

is there an advantage to a circular tiller? obviously bows tillered on either end of the spectrum from a circle still work. mollegabet for example. is it more of an exercise in replicating period bows? i guess i'm used to working in a trade were accuracy counts. that amount of discrepancy would be s...

i guess the other thing one has to consider is the bows aren't shot like they are tillered as pictured. the fulcrum might be closer to the top limb tip and the point on the string were it's drawn would certainly be closer to the top limb tip. this is one thing i've never understood. why are they not...

For those who don’t know what it is, a radian is that length along the circumference of a circle which is equal to the length of the radius of the same circle. Every circle has a circumference which is 6 radians long or the length of 6 radii. The ends of any radian are 60 degrees apart from the foc...

2. CIRCULARITY If a bow is to have a circular tiller, then the arc of the limbs must form part of a circle which has a centre point. The length of the limbs must form a definite proportion of the length of the circumference of that circle. Also, the depth of the curvature at any position along the ...

Bring extra arrows Any arrows. If we kept it to woods we'd have about 6 participants. Ha ha. ^^ this was precisely the point of my posts in the warwick event thread. makes me wonder if that's why it was cancelled. good to see an event that welcomes and encourages all those in our sport to participa...

greybeard- could you use those first dimensions for a molly, while keeping the tip section stiff of course? also, the top limb is an inch longer?

started my 1st primitive fire today. i used the bow drill method with rawhide cordage i made. the hearth board was green wattle, the spindle was black cypress and the bearing block was an old bone. the tinder was stringy bark.

can't wipe the smile off my face.

it's a shame that carbons aren't allowed. it discourages participation for the many that shoot and hunt with carbons, IMO. surely they can be in their own class.

numbers participating is more important for our sport.

rant over, i'm off for a hunt.

kerry and crew have done a great job and the course's are unique that's for sure. just need a couple of bull tahr targets on top of the house sized boulders and i'll feel like i'm in NZ

can you shoot carbon arrows or is it wood only?

that bow would do better with a fastflight string over the dacron.