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Compound Bow

Gamer2010 · 2010-09-30 09:30:48

Is a licence/ permit required for a compound bow, draw weight 60 Lbs?

30-09-2010 9:30am

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Is a licence/ permit required for a compound bow, draw weight 60 Lbs?

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#2 30-09-2010 4:08pm

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15 views and no replies, surely someone knows?

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#3 30-09-2010 4:19pm

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Hi Gamer, to my knowledge you do not have to have a license for a 60# compound bow.

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#4 30-09-2010 5:09pm

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Sorry Gamer,

Been busy the last few days and didn't get a chance to log on.

Nope, I can confirm there is no licence requirement. Have 2 such bows myself!

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#5 30-09-2010 6:21pm

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Thanks lads

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#6 30-09-2010 9:14pm

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While this thread is here, do you need a licence for any type of archery bow? or is it licence free?

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#7 04-10-2010 10:49pm

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No licence needed for any bows until you talk about crossbows.

Panserborn wrote: »

Have 2 such bows myself!

One in each holster.

He never could make up his mind whether to be a cowboy or an Indian.

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#8 05-10-2010 5:23pm

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One in each holster and a recurve or two on the back!

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#9 05-10-2010 5:29pm

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Panserborn wrote: »

One in each holster and a recurve or two on the back!

Overbowed or just under bows.....................

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The ultimate purpose of debate is not to produce consensus. It's to promote critical thinking.
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#10 07-10-2010 4:46pm

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Under-financed and over-zealous!

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