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Old 05-15-2004, 05:02 AM   #1
 
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How can the OUTBACK be only 2 fps.slower than the LX.The bow gives up an inch of power stroke.That should be around a 7 to 10 fps.differance.[>:]
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If I remember correctly, the Outback is rated 308 IBO and the LX is 315.
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If I remember correctly, the Outback is rated 308 IBO and the LX is 315.
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The speeds posted are IBO @ 5 grains /lb. AMO speeds @ 80% letoff for the LX is 238, Outback 236. thus the 2fps difference.
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Thanks Bowshopper,,thats what I was talking about.As far as the IBO speed differance,,well that seems about right.Now,how do you get that kind of an IBO diff.with such a small AMO gap ??.
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Old 05-16-2004, 08:18 AM   #6
 
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Droptines, I would guess that the cam looses its efficiency with heavier arrows. I bought the Outback over the LX for the larger Brace height. It is one sweet shooting bow. When I get it I will run some arrows through the radar gun and compare it to my Bowtech Mighty Mite.
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for sure,nice bow but short.

Anyone have any upper limb breakage? My buddy has one that broke.
Bow was justa week old.[:@]
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Old 05-17-2004, 05:54 AM   #8
 
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Well I'll throw this in there too !!!

My LX hit 299-300 fps set at 69 # and rigged for hunting with a 350 grain arrow !

My Outback set up with all the accessories off of my LX and the same arrows hit 297-298 fps on 69 # !! And it is quieter and much more "dead" on the shot !

Both bows were in spec. and cam timing was perfect ! It was an easy decision !!
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My LX hit 299-300 fps set at 69 # and rigged for hunting with a 350 grain arrow !
My Outback set up with all the accessories off of my LX and the same arrows hit 297-298 fps on 69 # !! And it is quieter and much more "dead" on the shot !

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Whats your draw? What arrows are you shooting, How long are they? I shoot 70# GT 5575 3d pro's at 29" and 29.5 draw and they weight 397 grains w/ 100gr tip. Thats the lightest I can go without being to underspined. Anyone have a way I can get a lighter arrow and not affect the spine or FOC too bad? By the way, I shot a Legacy and can only get 280fps out of it. I was thinking of getting the LX but if I can get practaly the same speed out of an Outback w/ a longer Brace height, then thats the way I'll go. any advice guys?
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I shoot a 30" draw with a WB rest , string loop, and a Tru-peep super hunter !

I got those speeds shooting a 28" PSE CF Dominator 300 with feathers and 100 grain tips.....weight ranged from 349 grains to 353 grains !

However........I switched recently to Axis 340's , with vanes, and 125 grain tips........the total arow weight is 450 grains and the bow is a good bit quieter ..........and I have seen very little difference in trajectory ! I did up my poundage to 75 lbs and getting 282 fps out of the Axis !

Put a new B2 biscuit on.......but haven't chrono'd it yet ! Also ordered WC strings and cables.......so I'll try to chrono it after I put those on !!
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