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DARTON VAPOR BOW


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anyone have any experience with this bow?? i might get one

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i also have an offer into an ONEIDA STRIKE EAGLE and a BROWNING LIGHTNING have in mind that i am a beginner so any info would be appreciated

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Of the three you mentioned the Vapor is by far the superior bow. Darton first made the Vapor in '04. The bow I currently have is a Darton and I love it.

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I GOT THE DARTON so i guess i can agree its a great bow i had alot of fun and didnt do tooo bad for never ever ever firing a bow before i am hooked and will practice hard and long to make sure i can do things right and if i get great groups and feel i can make a good shot on a deer i will head out ARCHERY HUNTING in september. i have a lot of learning to do but my groups were pretty good.

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i just ordered one this last week! i have sold and shot darton bows for years.( sold the shop three years ago!) i shot one this winter at an indoor league. can't wait to get my hands on it! del

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Dave if you ever want to hit the Eden Prairie archery range some night let me know. I'll go fling a few arrows with you. I've only been shooting a couple years so I can say I know the basics and will help you out if I can.

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sure i will get in touch with you as soon as i get my bow set up just right. this weekend was kind of a getting the feel for it. I just need to have them adjust the pull lenght and probably get the bow re stringed

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Hey guys...

If you wouldn't mind a "tag-along", I'd love to get out a fling a few pointed sticks with you two. I have not picked up my bow since I hurt my shoulder way last season. I got the "okay" and I'm itchin' to get back into it. I'm going to hit Cabin Fever tomorrow and get my equipment a "once over" and maybe a new toy/string/cable for my Bowtech...

It's been sooooo long, maybe I forgot all my bad habits!! grin.gif

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I'm leaving for the BWCA on friday so I'll be gone till July , but I would love to meet up sometime. I want to get a new rest and sight and make sure all my measurements are in spec. Cabin Fever will be the place.

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i bet you get some scouting time smile.gifim going to go get that stuff done on my bow this weekend and then go scout a few places i have in mind just to take a look around.

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the guy called last night , that my new vapor is in!!!hope to go over tues . night to get it adjusted, and ready to play!! grin.gif

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i picked up my new vapor last night! served in a peep this morning, and took all but one sight pin out. hope to start sighting it in in the morning! del

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my bow is done and i will be picking it up frim cabin fever on friday cant wait to start flinging some arrows and getting my groups and distances down

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  • 5 weeks later...

i haven't been shooting every day;( way to hot!!) but so far i am very happy with it!still working on my form.shooting fingers with the high let off, it is easy to get just a touch sloppy with my release,but getting back into form! grin.gif

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