RPIBuckHunter
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I don't work for Remington or anything, just passing information along to anyone who might be interested; Remington is offering cash back rebates on select guns until the end of the year: http://www.remington.com/pages/news-and-resources/rebates-and-promotions/Fall%202010%20Rebate%20Roundup.aspx
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Parker bow Number 1 for the low dollar archer
RPIBuckHunter replied to sweet old bill's topic in Bow Hunting
Yep...I just got a new Martin Saber, it's great bow, smooth draw, quiet, no handshock/vibration, and it's a lot more accurate than I am. -
Just retired my (father's) old Bear Pronghorn Hunter for a Martin Saber last week.
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Well, perhaps than someone can offer an alternative broadhead selection; this will be my first year bowhunting, I'm shooting a Martin Saber, 57lbs and 27inches using Beman ICS 400 arrows; the Magnus Buzzcut came up repeatedly as a broadhead suggestion.
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Are serrated broadheads (i.e, magnus buzzcut) legal in New York? I can't seem to find anything on DEC that says one way or the other.
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Damn, Pine Bush is that bad? I'm going to school in Troy and that was going to be my bowhunting spot. I don't have class early mornings most days, though, so I might try to get out during the week...
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Probably not, all the smart guys who are good at archery get recruited by places like UConn and Texas A&M to shoot competitively; we've all got too much homework to travel all over the place going to competition.
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Hello everyone, I'm Matt, I'm 19 and from the Albany area; I've been shooting bows since I was about 7 and rifles since I was about 11. This fall I will be a junior at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, where I study Information Technology with a focus on Network Engineering and security. I am also the webmaster of the archery club here at RPI, you can find us at http://archery.union.rpi.edu. Hope to share and learn much from everyone on here. ~Matt