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I'm in for the 28th of February.
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If I wanted to use brass inserts for the front of my bolts is that something I should source myself before coming? If this is the case what diameter insert should I get?
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GunsiteScout wrote:If I wanted to use brass inserts for the front of my bolts is that something I should source myself before coming? If this is the case what diameter insert should I get?
No need, I have aluminum (28 gr) and brass inserts (80, 92 and 110).
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bellerivercrossbowhunter wrote:
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bellerivercrossbowhunter wrote:Feb 28th is good for me....
Bring the new 355 jeff :mrgreen:

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We need more people for the 12th. Please register here on this thread. Do not just show up.
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All you guys should bring a particle mask and safety goggles if you plan on cutting your own shafts. If you don't want to, I don't mind cutting them.
Rubber/nitrile gloves are not necessary.
I have a few notebooks for anyone wanting to make notes.
Reinyrooster is going to record.
As far as the actual making of the arrows, you don't need to bring anything. I'll have files, acetone, paper towels, bore brushes, lots of glue.....
Oh, Mikie, bring your own crayons and bristle board :mrgreen:
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Don but loaned you all my pank crayons already and they are my favourite colour. Im sure i can find empy wall space about 4 ft off the floor you couldn't reach :mrgreen:
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newbie wrote:Don but loaned you all my pank crayons already and they are my favourite colour. Im sure i can find empy wall space about 4 ft off the floor you couldn't reach :mrgreen:
You might be able to colour above Don's reach, but you better watch out for Karen, Don's Boss.

Sounds like fun, wished I had a need for new carbon arrows (would need a new model bow for that need) so I could learn how to make up carbon arrows.

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The 12th sounds good to me if there is room.
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Figured I would advance this up again . Good for people to learn how to make their own .
It makes you appreciate the craftsmanship when artisans make the specialty products for us . ie. Strings and arrows . :)
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Boo wrote:All you guys should bring a particle mask and safety goggles if you plan on cutting your own shafts. If you don't want to, I don't mind cutting them.
Rubber/nitrile gloves are not necessary.
I have a few notebooks for anyone wanting to make notes.
Reinyrooster is going to record.
As far as the actual making of the arrows, you don't need to bring anything. I'll have files, acetone, paper towels, bore brushes, lots of glue.....
Oh, Mikie, bring your own crayons and bristle board :mrgreen:
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I will commit to the March 12 date.

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Feb 28th works for me. Thanks
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Boo wrote:We have Reinyrooster and Scott on March the 12th.
Plus Hal and Adonis! :mrgreen:
So far that's 4 for the 12th.
With Fred, that's 5.
With Brian, that makes 6 for the 12th of March.
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Boo wrote:Dats 4 persuns for the 28th so far :mrgreen:
Ben(?), Wesley, Jeffrey and Mikie :mrgreen:
And I have da special glu fur Mikie sos we don't have to take him to emergency. :shock:
Plus Dereck makes 4 disturbers :lol: :lol: :lol: for the 28th :shock:
That's 6 maybe 2 normal but for sure 4 disturbers with Thomas.
Add Rob and we have 7.
Add Newmer to the 28th and we have 8.
I believe that the 28th is full.
We can still take a couple more for March the 12th.
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