Well guys, the post you all waited for. Break out those tranquilizer darts
Well, lets see where to start.
Camo. I did notice a few of the "white spots" on my bow. There were a few of them around the edges of the sight window. Another thing I noticed was 3 small "blotches" on the bottom side of the shelf. Other than that, this camo is flawless.
Grip. The grip looks great. Mine has sorta of a "rough" look to it, but it doesn't feel rough! It is a really cool look. The grip is also incredibly comfortable! It is nice an narrow but it also gives you a "solid" feel. The grip is narrow, but yet it doesn't feel like you are holding nothing! The grip is perfect for me.
Balance. Like I said, this bow balances very well. The tops falls away VERY slowly. The balance is very well. I am going to be checking out some stabilizers for it. I am thinking about trying out a Tranquilizer out front and maybe a Doinker in the back. I really like the balance as it is, so, I am goin to try and keep it as close to the same as it is. Maybe a TINY bit more weight in the back to get the balance perfect!
Hush Kit. The hush kit is AWSOME! They are much improved, but, a little "odd" looking. But hey, if it works thats all I care about. The hush kit is so good that you don't need aftermarket silencers.
Speed. Not the big selling point of this bow, but, it is more than enough to get the job done. My bow was shooting 299 f.p.s. set at 29.5" draw length, 71# draw weight, and shooting a 350 grain arrow. This is WITH the Hush Kit and a brass nock installed. With my hunting arrow, I will probablly be getting around 275 f.p.s. which is still more than enough for any "typical" big game animals.
Looks. This is a hit or miss factor for alot of guys. Some guys love the parrallel limbs and others hate it. Personally, I love the look. This bow looks awsome and doesn't look "cheap". The large idler wheel and cam stand out on this bow and they "grab your attention". The new camo, Mossy Oak Obsession, is a huge step up. The detail on this bow is great and it doesn't "blod" up like the older camo did.
Feel. I just can't say enough. The bow feels larger than it is so you can hold it deadly steady on the target. The draw cycle is what just screams at you........ I drew the bow back, set at 71 pounds, and it is just amazing. Thats all I can say about it, you will just have to try it out to see what I am talking about.
Well, that is it for now, but, I will get some pics later and try to post them tonight!
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