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[Razorback01]

On one hand I see your point and agree, on the other hand I see he might have been trying to avoid the "you sold me what I asked for but it's wrong and now I want my money back" type too

Spot on. Extremely difficult to resell cut and used arrows.

[Radar]

Lot easier for the shop owner to say nothing other than there is no returns or refunds on arrows and all warranty issues will need to be taken up between the buyer and manufacturer. I deal with 200-300 folks a week in my business, the ability to "read" a customer is a blessing. The ability to keep your mouth shut is priceless.

Simple

[amara]

Maybe he just wanted you to buy the one that will solve your purpose. But anyways it's up to you.

[Throwin Darts]

Don’t got to Rays gun shop in Dallas unless you want this experience x1000000. I had to walk out of there one time because I couldn’t get anyone to shut up long enough telling me everything I was doing wrong to take my money.


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[Quackerbox]

So what bow shop was it?

I see the OP location is weldon. I can't imagine using a shop is the hustling town of trinity or lovelady so it must be Huntsville

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[Jimbo47]

Back when I got into archery over 50 years ago, you had to learn by reading what you could find, or talk to someone that had some expertise on the subject, and that was usually at a hard to find archery shop.
Today it's much easier and everyone who can use a computer can be a self proclaimed expert.
Do your research, and you to can be that guy that knows everything about bows and arrows.

[twosixteens]

Don’t got to Rays gun shop in Dallas unless you want this experience x1000000. I had to walk out of there one time because I couldn’t get anyone to shut up long enough telling me everything I was doing wrong to take my money.


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Rays aint what it used to be

[DRT]

I can see both sides. Makes me glad to have a good pro shop close by.

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[Tom]

if you know exactly what you are looking for you do not need to go into a bow shop. Amazon.com

[TacticalCowboy]

Spot on. Extremely difficult to resell cut and used arrows.

But then again, selling a guy something he didn’t want so he’ll come back and buy what he did want is a good way to double your $$......


I don’t have a lot of patience for unsolicited advice. If I go to the gas station and put a coke on the counter, I don’t want to listen to the clerk tell me why I should buy a Pepsi.