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Well if you advertise it to the general public then the risk is real, but if you make it a saddlehunter.com member only thing then you might have a screening process of sorts....
 
Samcirrus said:
Well if you advertise it to the general public then the risk is real, but if you make it a saddlehunter.com member only thing then you might have a screening process of sorts....
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Yeah that’s not the intent. It’s not meant to be a big deal. Most shops include a tune, it usually just sucks. I’m not extending this offer to just anyone.
 
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Would yall quit raining on this excited man's parade already?


I have been doing my own bow work for a couple of years and its definitely been a long process for me anyway to figure out how to really tune a bow well. Its a journey I am still definitely on
 
BackSpasm said:
Would yall quit raining on this excited man's parade already?


I have been doing my own bow work for a couple of years and its definitely been a long process for me anyway to figure out how to really tune a bow well. Its a journey I am still definitely on
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Honestly I appreciate the cautionary notes. They’re not necessarily wrong about any of it so I don’t mind. I did figure folks would take advantage of it. I just enjoy the tinkering and figure if I can help a couple dude make better shots we’re all that much better off.
 
trailblazer75 said:
You’ve got excellent points. Maybe a liability waiver is in order
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Be mindful though that waivers don’t always hold water in court. It can’t hurt but it may not be the safety net you envision. I would suggest contacting your homeowners agent and ask about it plus some kind of slips and falls coverage in case a dude stops by and well… slips and falls. You may not even be able to purchase it unless you’re a DBA at least.
 
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