Hey guys,

Today, I went to pick up my arrows from the guy that set up my MightyMite. Well, he wanted my best friend to take his Browning Tornado down to tune it up. Well, instantly we noticed it needed new strings and cables, as they are about 3 years old. Then, John asked my friend if he wanted to invest the money into the bow that the Winners Choice strings and cables would cost. Well, my friend decided he didn' t want to, instead, he wanted a new bow. So, off we went bow shopping. Afther shooting the cam and a half system, my friend tried the BowTech Extreme VFT. INSTANTLY, he fell in love. Well, at 4:05 p.m., we were leaving the shop, and he had a Extreme VFT that wasn' t set-up (The shopped closed at 4:00 p.m.). It was $579.95 which was a good deal, considering the bow came straight out of a box and had never been shot. My friend shot it through the chrono, before it was tuned, and was getting 261 f.p.s. with a 430 grain arrow, 63 pound draw weight and 28" draw length. We came to my house and he shot it and was grouping pretty darn good.

Well, at 7:30 we headed back down to Johns and took off the speed nock, took out the Shurz-A-Peep (my friend didn' t like it), put in a Fletcher Tru-Peep, and tuned it up perfect within minutes. Then, my friend and I went outside and were shooting at 30 yards. Boy o boy, we were stacking in there so close that even John was flinching He said that he is going to follow us around with a few dozen arrows while we are shooting

So, today, my friend bought, shot, and tuned what he considers his perfect bow.

We shot it next to a Reflex TimberWolf with Cam and a Half, and this thing actually draws smoother. At 63 pounds, it feels like 53 pounds.

So, my best friend and I are both shooting BowTechs now.

Matt/Pa, see, you got me hooked, and in turn, got my best friend hooked