Let me see, I am still pretty old school on some stuff like arrows and my release.

I have one of those trigger releases I kept from the old bow that I love, it has the ball bearings that hold the string, brand I have no idea, I bought 20 years ago, but it works good for me.

Arrows are easton aluminum 2016's, right now I am shooting 100 grain spitfires, I may switch to muzzy's next year.

It was a kit bow that came with a 3 pin fiber optic sight.

I had the guy set it at 70 pounds pull with 28 inch draw length, I was pulling 65 on my old bow, but I have read that when you set the bow at it's max poundage they shoot better and I have no problem pulling it so why not go with it.

It has the loop off the handle to keep you from dropping it, I shoot open handed and didn't have this on the old one and never dropped it, but hey you never know.

It has a short stabilizer on it which I didn't have on the old one.

It is a single cam, I don't remember what the axle to axle length is off the top of my head.

The IBO is 297 FPS, real fast compared to what I was shooting.

I know you techie guys know every little detail of your bow, but I am a simple old man pleased by simple things and even though I don't know all the dope on my bow, I know it is a huge improvement over the old bow!



The Tazman aka Martin Price
Founder and President of
Virginia Disabled Outdoorsmen Club