Equipment show off thread!
03-08-2008, 05:45 PM
#1
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location:
Posts: 3,071
Equipment show off thread!
Give a description of your rig and post some pics!
I will be shooting:
Diamond Marquis
Sword last light 2 (Hopefully apex micro 3rd plane by the end of the league)
Lightspeed arrows (hopefully some eclips 7x or Xringer HV by the second week of the league)
Tru-fire X-caliper release
And a long stab that i will make out of two different stabs.
Edit: Will post pics later.
I will be shooting:
Diamond Marquis
Sword last light 2 (Hopefully apex micro 3rd plane by the end of the league)
Lightspeed arrows (hopefully some eclips 7x or Xringer HV by the second week of the league)
Tru-fire X-caliper release
And a long stab that i will make out of two different stabs.
Edit: Will post pics later.
03-09-2008, 06:09 PM
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Northeast Tennessee
Posts: 5,673
RE: Equipment show off thread!
I'll be shooting this one for about 2-3 more weeks....
She's been pretty good to me, but I'm ready to move forward. To something not as heavy, top heavy, and has a back wall. For target purposes, only. THe Cardiac will stay in the stable for a WHILE as a hunting bow.
Ross 337 Comp "lefty"
TT Spring Steel .08" best blade
Sure-Loc Supreme w/ Viper Scope. .010" green, no lense
Virbracheck Freestyle Stab
Vibracheck Freestyle V Bars, 10 degree down
Victory XRinger HV's/Easton Fatboy 500's
And my limb sticker...
She's been pretty good to me, but I'm ready to move forward. To something not as heavy, top heavy, and has a back wall. For target purposes, only. THe Cardiac will stay in the stable for a WHILE as a hunting bow.
Ross 337 Comp "lefty"
TT Spring Steel .08" best blade
Sure-Loc Supreme w/ Viper Scope. .010" green, no lense
Virbracheck Freestyle Stab
Vibracheck Freestyle V Bars, 10 degree down
Victory XRinger HV's/Easton Fatboy 500's
And my limb sticker...
03-09-2008, 07:59 PM
#4
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location:
Posts: 21
RE: Equipment show off thread!
I'm still setting up this rig. I just got the bow a few weeks ago and my accessories trickled in last week. I was paper tuning last night, so disregard the powder!
High Country Carbon Stilletto 380
70 lbs, 29.5", 3.2 gross weight, 31.25 ATA, 7 3/8" brace
Winners Choice Strings and Barnsdale Limbs
Victory V3 400 Arrows w/ FOBs, 75 grain tip
Limb Driver 2008 APG Camo, forked launcher
Viper Quickset APG Camo, .019 Fiber
Anchor Sight peep eliminator
Sims S Coil stabalizer
Tru Ball Pro Diamond Release
She's not built for spots, but she ought to get a mile into the brush without too much fuss.
Is there an easier way to paste multiple photos into the body of this reply? Or do I have to upload my photos to website and then paste the web address?
High Country Carbon Stilletto 380
70 lbs, 29.5", 3.2 gross weight, 31.25 ATA, 7 3/8" brace
Winners Choice Strings and Barnsdale Limbs
Victory V3 400 Arrows w/ FOBs, 75 grain tip
Limb Driver 2008 APG Camo, forked launcher
Viper Quickset APG Camo, .019 Fiber
Anchor Sight peep eliminator
Sims S Coil stabalizer
Tru Ball Pro Diamond Release
She's not built for spots, but she ought to get a mile into the brush without too much fuss.
Is there an easier way to paste multiple photos into the body of this reply? Or do I have to upload my photos to website and then paste the web address?
03-09-2008, 08:05 PM
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location:
Posts: 546
RE: Equipment show off thread!
ORIGINAL: Holzer
I'm still setting up this rig. I just got the bow a few weeks ago and my accessories trickled in last week. I was paper tuning last night, so disregard the powder!
High Country Carbon Stilletto 380
70 lbs, 29.5", 3.2 gross weight, 31.25 ATA, 7 3/8" brace
Winners Choice Strings and Barnsdale Limbs
Victory V3 400 Arrows w/ FOBs, 75 grain tip
Limb Driver 2008 APG Camo, forked launcher
Viper Quickset APG Camo, .019 Fiber
Anchor Sight peep eliminator
Sims S Coil stabalizer
Tru Ball Pro Diamond Release
She's not built for spots, but she ought to get a mile into the brush without too much fuss.
Is there an easier way to paste multiple photos into the body of this reply? Or do I have to upload my photos to website and then paste the web address?
I'm still setting up this rig. I just got the bow a few weeks ago and my accessories trickled in last week. I was paper tuning last night, so disregard the powder!
High Country Carbon Stilletto 380
70 lbs, 29.5", 3.2 gross weight, 31.25 ATA, 7 3/8" brace
Winners Choice Strings and Barnsdale Limbs
Victory V3 400 Arrows w/ FOBs, 75 grain tip
Limb Driver 2008 APG Camo, forked launcher
Viper Quickset APG Camo, .019 Fiber
Anchor Sight peep eliminator
Sims S Coil stabalizer
Tru Ball Pro Diamond Release
She's not built for spots, but she ought to get a mile into the brush without too much fuss.
Is there an easier way to paste multiple photos into the body of this reply? Or do I have to upload my photos to website and then paste the web address?
03-09-2008, 08:25 PM
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: cant get here from there,MI
Posts: 223
RE: Equipment show off thread!
I'll be shooting my hunting setup
Hoyt RazorTec 70# 29"dl
Spot Hogg Hogg-it .010
GT 5575 XTs with FOBs
TR dropzone
10.5" doinker soon to be replaced with a 10" Posten Woodsman
Hoyt RazorTec 70# 29"dl
Spot Hogg Hogg-it .010
GT 5575 XTs with FOBs
TR dropzone
10.5" doinker soon to be replaced with a 10" Posten Woodsman
03-10-2008, 01:25 PM
#9
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location:
Posts: 21
RE: Equipment show off thread!
Thanks Terry. I'm pretty happy with how everything fit together. I can't say I dislike the Anchor Sight yet. Being a new bow, a new release, a new anchor position, 10 more pounds of draw weight, and removing the peep, nothing feels entirely familiar yet. I can say that my field of view is much larger and brighter, so I should enjoy it in the woods. I only had time to shoot 5 actual spots after I had roughed in my sight, walk-back tuned, bare shaft tuned, and then re-sighted in. 3 of the 5 were Xs so it's not total junk. Between the anchor sight and the sight level, there sure is a lot of information available. Once you settle in though, you don't have to look at it. I spend far more time looking at the sight level.
