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Old 10-26-2002 | 07:07 PM
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BowTech_Shooter, Can you give me some input on the Pro 38 or should I say 36 LOL. Just some spects on the bow and if you have any personal experience with it? I would appreciate that very much. How it shoots recoil vibration speed etc. Not too worried about the speed as I have a 32 inch draw verified by Len in MD But what is it. What has changed from last years model? Is it smoother quieter or what? thanks for anything you have.

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Brian,

Obviously I'm not Pat (BTS) <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>, but I might be able to help you some.

As I understand it (and I believe this thread is where Pat explained it), the 2003 P-38 will have a bit more brace, and a bit more more angle to the limbs...as you mentioned this should amke it shoot a bit smoother. Also the riser will be a bit refined to make it balance a bit better, and shed a few ounces.

Now that being said, I have a 2002 P-38...well not exactly..It's actually a 2002 Generation 3.2 Model that I took the force multipler off of. With a new string and cable, VOILA! Instant P38 option two!

This is the bow I'm hunting with this year. Honestly I was expecting it to be noticeably louder and have more recoil/vibration than my Patriot did. The difference is not that great..quite small, actually. The P-38 is very quiet,and recoil/vibe is low. It's also quite accurate and forgiving. w/ 29&quot; modules at 60% letoff (29&quot; AMO) and it shoots a 370 grain arrow at 278 FPS (2 leeches, a string loop, and tru-peep on the string). This is at 61 pounds peak weight.

With the greater brace and a bit more VFT, it should shoot even more smoothly.

Hope that helps some..

EDIT: I had also listed an arrow weight of 340 grains in the above sentence but no speed...that arrow shot 288 FPS. Sorry if that was confusing.

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