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Old 06-17-2005 | 06:19 AM
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Default RE: Bowtech Patriot Tuning Specs

ORIGINAL: gibblet

i'm at the point where trying to tune is useless. i backed my patriot down to 60 pounds, put on some wild looking 3 color strings (i admit it - making so many strings for target shooters has got me liking fancy colors) and bought a tru-ball ultra 3 pure back tension release. i was at a weekend seminar with larry wise and 7 other students and am now dedicated to learning back tension. we never shot an arrow past 5 yards all weekend. i can shoot about 15 arrows great, and that's it, i start fighting it. i start blank baleing, then shoot a few 20 yarders and a few 40 yarders, and then some closed eye blank baleing, and by then i can't feel those muscles that i'm supposed to be tightening, and i'm tightening the ones i'm supposed to be relaxing... but the bt is going better than before i had instruction - i'll say that much - so i kind of envy your tuning issues, and your sweeeeet success. and big ups for the way your doing in your shoots. that's awesome!
Ha, thanks....much appreciated. I am happy as well with this year considering it has been quite a few years since I did anything competitive. I got a chance to shoot a TRU Ball Sweet Spot Ultra 4 BT release last weekend. Let me tell you what.........I want one of those SO bad right now but am having a hard time justifying another $150 after I just bought my Ultra Extreme. It felt so good, and I have recently developed a BAD habit of punching the occasional trigger which definately hurts my 3D scores. I usually drop around 5-10 points per shoot doing this.......[:@] I am thinking about just selling my Ultra Extreme and then buying the Sweet Spot, but I am not sure if I want to make that kind of commitment to BT yet..........
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