We need ya ta start work n on a trad x bow for old people - some guy down in St. Louisville agrees - i won't mention Hoots name cuz you know who i mean. We would be happy to field test your prototype model - thanks
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LOL, you guys are silly.
One of my hero's already did this. Chester Stevenson made a great many wooden recurve crossbows, some of which were absolutely magnificent in appearance. Exquisitely crafted by a true master bowyer. Apparently, he found them to be woefully inaccurate for hunting as compared to his English style Yew bows, and did not use them for hunting. Seeing how I barely constitute a drop of sweat on the backside of Chet Stevenson's nut sac, I'm willing to adopt his results as reliable. You all barking up the wrong tree.
YeahDamn,. I have never kilt a deer wiff a crossbow . Carried one into the woods once. Decided way to damn heavy . But for a second there i had some hope . And miller , just because one man failed i would think your the man wiff enough drive to take up where he gave up . Any chance we can be expecting the prototype any thing me befor season is out this year .
With cautious optimism, I will say not a chance.
if I run out of paying jobs and other projects, I might consider giving some thought to pondering the possibility of thinking about more clever ways of stalling until you two forget what we were talking about.
Well looks like Jamie has 3 orders already -What if I start sending you monthly payments? Then this would be a paying job.
Do you want me and Hoot to send you are length of pull stock demensionsJamie cannot possibly have three orders already because he isn't taking any orders.
Hell yes great idea Hoot - i think that nut sac guy he mentioned might have had a vision problemHay dan. I will give nancy a call . Then he will be takeing orders .
I believe with all my heart that jamie is smarter then that guy and will get the job done .