Got to shoot my Allegiance for the 1st time this morning....

bigcountry25 · 04-08-2005, 02:33 PM

And the S.O.B. hits like a mac truck and is very quite and no hand shock and with very very little vibration ! I bought a brand new Morrell yellow jacket target and had it resetting up against my wound shed and it was fling right through the target and hitting my shed!! so I moved the target away from the shed and the arrow go in and just have about 2" of the arrow sticking out it was going in and the vanes are in the target! I am tring the no-peep out and this was my first shoots with the bow and the no-peep and at 20yrds I was shooting 2" groups I know that is not the best in the world for a new bow and a new way shooting with a no-peep I think it is pretty darn good. I had it at the archery shop yesterday and the chrono was broke so I have no idea how fast it is shooting. Anyone care to guess for me I have it maxed to 71lbs, 29" draw and have a string loop and the standard hush kit on the string shooting 28.5" carbon express CX300 3D selects fletched with 2" blazers(thanks to Matt!) with 100gr feild tips and forgot to have the arrow wieghed yesterday. The birth certificate saids 29" 350gr. 317FPS. I have the bow rigged with a MZE, Bowtech 6 arrow quick release quiver, Impact archery bravo pendulum, 6" Stleath stab. camo, carbon express CX300 3D selects with 100gr feild points Scott little goose buckle release.
Bowtech really out done themselves with this one.

muzzyman88 · 04-08-2005, 02:57 PM

Bigcountry, how do you like the Bowtech Quiver? I'm shopping for a new quiver and am considering that one of my options. How does it connect? How sturdy is it when connected?

Congrats on the Alley! I really like mine so far. You're right, no issue with KE with these things.

bigcountry25 · 04-08-2005, 04:04 PM

MM I like the quiver. It connects by putting it in at an angle and turning it to lock it to release it you just press a button and turn it and it comes off. I have the six arrow. And it is not to heavy but I don't shoot with the quiver on so it makes no difference to me. I did shoot it with the quiver on today and the bow felt very well balanced and there was no noise or vibration coming from the quiver. I don't think you could go wrong buying one. They make a 4, 6 and 8 arrow quiver.

TexasHunter1 · 04-10-2005, 08:00 PM

One of these days my Allegiance will come in... [

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HuntingBry · 04-11-2005, 11:58 AM

Congrats on the new bow. I got to test my new Allegiance for the first time on the 3d course yesterday. I shot a 286 on a 30 target course (no 12 rings). There were a couple of targets I could have shot better, but overall I was pleased. If I was off it wasn't the bow missing I'll tell you that. If I can shoot that well with the bow it should be a ringer in the hands of a real shooter.

Medic167 · 04-13-2005, 08:33 AM

You got that right!

Its SWEET!

nubo · 04-14-2005, 06:37 AM

I've also been tempted on buying a new Allegiance this season ,but the wife has made me promise to wait till next season .I'm also wanting to buy the 6 arrow BT quiver but am unsure which to get ,the 2 piece or the single . One wauy or the other I'll have one before summer .

nubo