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Old 11-11-2003, 06:56 PM
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MR. BOWTECH RD
 
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Default RE: Do pivoting limb pockets...

No, a 70-80# BowTech bow backed off to 70# would not shoot the same speed as a 60-70# maxed out. [X(]

The reason being that when you back off the limb bolts you are effectively changing the angle of the limb in relation to the riser.

You design a bow to work at a predetermined limb angle and preload. This is the reason you see so many different angles of risers where the pocket bolts on.

A pivoting pocket is designed to keep the limb from shifting side - side when the limb is backed out[8D]. The limb is fully trapped in the pocket regardless of draw #.

This is my opinion on BowTech bows, I' ve tested other bows and found this to be true of them also.
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