Fine, then, go simple, instead of something sticking on the side of the bow that hurts speed that doesn't have to be, get ya a centerfire flipper. Be simplistic. Hey, you guys sound like you like them. I was just trying to get someone to enlighten me on why they would want to put those on a bow. I mean I understand shooting fingers. Thats useful. Make shots quickly. No noise from releases. Don't worry about forgetting a release. But I see fellas with every gismo known to man on their string, crazy looking silencers on strings and limbs, a big ol bunch of pins on thier sites, and a WB to top it off on a 600 dollar bowtech. I sit there and shake my head. Maybe they figured out something I didn't.

My brother has one and loves it. I guess if your happy, and successful, nothing else matters. But he shoots a Carrera cranked up to 70lbs. He got a bow, thats made for speed, and slowed it down. For you hunters out there, who went and got the basic bow shooting at 250fps, I can understand, but for him shooting a bow meant for speed. By the way, I don't shoot that fast either. I shoot a PSE Mohave at 260 to 270fps.

Thanks for trying to explain even if it doesn't sink in.