doublelunginem

I read in a post on here where someone stated they had ordered a Vulcan with 80# limbs. I was curious as to whether they had gotten the bow in and how it shot. I was thinking of purchasing a set of 80# limbs incase I wanted to generate more kinetic energy or just to have them....lol

Randini

I have an 80 pounder, @ 29.5" it shoots a 424 gr. axis obsession @ 321 fps. with winnerschoice string and cables, it shot 326 fps w/ the fuse system.

hallj86

What the hell are you going for elephants with that set up an arrow that big and fast

Randini

I'm going for whatever gets in front of me, The owner of our local archery shop was getting nervous when I started shooting the techno hunt screne, It hits with 97 pounds kinetic energy. sounded like thunder when it hit the screne. you got to love it!!!

BGfisher

Better question would be "Who needs one". Sounds like a typical problem with testosterone level.

livinfortherut

Better question would be "Who needs one". Sounds like a typical problem with testosterone level.


I personally shoot a bow set at 79 lbs and have shot a bow around 80 lbs for about 10 years I don't need it and its not a macho thing I shoot better at that weight and am more comfortable with it than a lighter draw.

BGfisher

Lighter draw. More holding weight. You'll get a smoother draw out of it and someday your shoulders will thank you.

Randini

Hey BG, It ain't no problem if you can draw it easily, And shoot it well.Appreciate your concern about my testosterone level. I can guarantee you, Its just fine!

YooperMike

I used to shoot with a guy that shot a Trykon at 84 pounds. He drew ridiculous, shot worse, and talked even worse. For him, it was all a macho thing. If you can do it, more power to you, and your arrow.

dynatec

So hows your valcan for ease of being accurate,great looking bow ,thought aboutit myself .
I'm looking at 70lbs.