Glad the pit stop is working out. I hope you have a speedy recovery and feel like a 20 year old in a couple months.

Looks good, I’m glad your enjoying it. There is no getting around how smooth that thing is.

I’m surprised it lasted as long as it did.

Steve told be when I bought it he thought it was more about cosmetics then performance. He did say one customer thought it performed better. This is the only Shelton I have owned so I really don’t have a way to know if it made the bow any better. This is a smooth quick ASL that’s very gentle on the hand but I have heard a lot of people say that about this bow carbon or not.

surprised nobody’s jumped on this one yet for as long as Steve’s waitlist is.

I know it’s a supper nice bow. I just don’t ever shoot it and as long of a waiting list as Steve has I thought I should pass it on.

Sold

It definitely likes the middle. After the 5th arrow I would have taken it hunting and not thought twice about it.

Larry, I just shot the bow. I’m going to pass at the extra $100. I Better Hang on to this one It’s definitely my kind of bow.

I will talk to James tomorrow if he is available. I’m not 100% sure I see a maple for sue and I think the rest are locus.

James told me he was going to start slowing down so I think you will have to call him and see where he is at now.

I told James to just build what ever he felt like for wood and glass combo

Another good looking bow Justin congratulation. Can’t wait for a full review.

I have wore KOM since the late 90’s. Last year I replaced my bushman shirt for the first time and got another pair of bunlite pants. I replaced the shirt do to shirking, or maybe me filling out slightly over the years. I do have to replace those pants every 5 or 6 years do to abuse. KOM wool is a lot more then a status symbol its been a trusted hunting partner for years. A more recent aha moment was with the use of modern hunting clothing designed primarily for mountain hunters. Wool is great but has some serious drawbacks like weight, water repellency, and wind blocking ability. Those things may not affect everybody depending on the style of hunting, length of hunt, and environment you hunt in. Sitka and First lite are my two favorite choices for this type of gear. I have been amazed at how much weight I can cut from my pack on multiple day backpack hunts and level of performance I get. Yes it’s expensive but there is a lot more to it then a camo pattern. I will always love my wool but there is a time and place for synthetics to keep you more comfortable in rapidly changing conditions for longer periods of time. 20 years ago I never thought I would say that. I know many of you died in the wool guys will disagree with me, and that’s fine. I use to be one of you until I gave something new a chance.

I would do it if you shoot Hill style. on his web site it say $20 an hour so if ya shoot a few hours you can see how you like it. No matter how good you are there is nothing wrong with a coach critiquing you. I have never heard of anybody taking his course or even took a lesson. If ya do it let us know what ya think.