Anyone from CA?

[Quackor]

This will sound like a personal ad, but I was wondering if anyone here was from California. I'm asking because I'm tired of going to the range alone. Alternatively, do you know what's a good place to meet archery loonatics online?

[jerseyguy]

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This will sound like a personal ad, but I was wondering if anyone here was from California. I'm asking because I'm tired of going to the range alone. Alternatively, do you know what's a good place to meet archery loonatics online?
from So. Cal. but im living in Perth @ the moment , i was stationed for 4 years in North Island....you've found a good site here 'mate...the guys here are a great help and have plenty of class...very knowledgable and wont hesitate to answer any of your questions (correct answers too, not like the ones that would trick you to sabotage your bow) welcome to archery forum.