Loren and Tommy
Copyright© 2023 by John Darkscar
Chapter 2
Romantic Sex Story: Chapter 2 - Loren and Tommy have a second encounter... with a twist.
Caution: This Romantic Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Consensual Heterosexual Fiction
I turned the lights on and stood there thinking for a bit. I wanted a fairly short bow, with about a 45 pound draw weight, with a shelf to shoot off of. I pulled out a couple candidates, but something told me to keep looking. Toward the back of the shop, I found just the thing. A plains-style Osage bow decorated in original style with some traditional geometric patterns. Perfect for the plains of Kansas!
It wasn’t exactly original style, since I’d built it as a near center-shot with shelf (my preferred style). The info I’d inked on the limb said it was 47 lb. draw weight at 28 inches and 58 inches long. Should be just about right for Loren.
OK, now for arrows. I found a half-dozen 29.5 inch carbon arrows and some 125 grain two-bladed broadheads that only needed a little weight to come in at 455 grains each- close enough. I had to guess on the right spine, but the bow should handle them all right.
I picked up my glove and bracer and a stringer and took it all outside. I had to replace the bag target with a foam one to handle the broadheads, but that was simple enough.
I made a couple shots from ten yards, just to make sure that I wouldn’t be shooting a mile off. They were pretty well spot-on, just high, which you’d expect. I backed off to twenty yards, then twenty-five, which was about all I could get easily (and was about as far as I’d feel comfortable shooting at an animal, anyhow), and the bow did it’s job nicely. I was consistently hitting a four-inch circle. Just for fun, I put a plastic pop bottle on a stick right in front of the target, and popped it a few times. It made a nice noise, and jumped when I hit it. I’m easily amused at times. The bow was a bit noisier than I wanted, so I threaded a couple of yarn silencers into the string.
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