Setting up a Bowhunting Rig
A step-by-step guide to setting up a tack driving hunting machine.
To efficiently set-up a hunting rig, it's advisable to use a bow vise. Our new bow is clamped into place in a table mounted vise. Now we have a steady platform to work from.
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That is for all the other stuff that you will want to buy when you get there.:)
I about $10 to $30.
But if you are getting the products from a store not online bring at least $250.00
I work at a private pro shop and the, depending on the time the tuning takes, can run anywhere from 10 to 30 dollars.
I realize that the cost of labor can vary greatly in different parts of the country, but can anyone give me a rough range of what a tuning session like this should cost at the average bow shop?
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I realize that the cost of labor can vary greatly in different parts of the country, but can anyone give me a rough range of what a tuning session like this should cost at the average bow shop?
I work at a private pro shop and the, depending on the time the tuning takes, can run anywhere from 10 to 30 dollars.
I about $10 to $30.
But if you are getting the products from a store not online bring at least $250.00
That is for all the other stuff that you will want to buy when you get there.:)
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)