Hey, still another "newb" post.
I used to shoot ALOT of 3-D tournaments here in ontario with my parents as a kid, up untill 11 years ago, so for back then I knew the new things out. Wich, back then was a basic set up of brass pins, overdraws, kisser buttons and peeps and a stabilizer Carbon arrows were just starting to get big.
Last summer (2006) I went to my first shoot in 10 years, set up the way I remember... and I saw some new technology, I didn't notice and overdraw rests, and everyone was shooting fibre optics.
So, I guess I'm looking for what has changed since back then, and make improvements to my set up so I can be "modern".
Currently I have a PSE Brute force, I shoot with a D ring, and I have cobra fibre optics. For a rest, I have an fully adjustable overdraw that I've had for... 8 years or so.
Just looking at what I should maybe look into, such as a drop away rest, not sure what type of arrows are good for consistancy as it seems I always have one arrow that flys perfect compared to the rest.
Hopefully I can get back into the outdoorsy sports this coming season now that I'm almost out of training.
I think alot of advancement in stabilizer technology has taken place in the last 10yrs!
Such asthe 08 adjustble weight stabilizer by Stealth.
This stabilizer was designed for guys shooting in thehunter class`s,it has aweight forward design,that helps toresist`shand torque and makes your bow aim and holdlike a much longer stabilizer!
Whats new?
