Future equipment on my tomkat
04-14-2008, 06:00 AM
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Québec
Posts: 166
Future equipment on my tomkat
Hi all,
I want to know your opinion about my future equipment on by new baby...
--> Limb Driver
--> 6 maxima (hunter or regular?; blazer with helical fletching?)
--> No-Peep ( I'm not shooting with a peepsight)
My bow is a Tomkat, set Ã* 55# but will be set at #59 for August, 28" draw lenght.
I'm shooting Crimson talon XT, so the helical fletching must be on the same rotation of the blade?
Francis_Qc
I want to know your opinion about my future equipment on by new baby...
--> Limb Driver
--> 6 maxima (hunter or regular?; blazer with helical fletching?)
--> No-Peep ( I'm not shooting with a peepsight)
My bow is a Tomkat, set Ã* 55# but will be set at #59 for August, 28" draw lenght.
I'm shooting Crimson talon XT, so the helical fletching must be on the same rotation of the blade?
Francis_Qc
04-14-2008, 07:33 AM
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Southern MD
Posts: 2,520
RE: Future equipment on my tomkat
I have used a limbdriver on a Tomkat and it works very well.
Sound like good arrows and blazers are good vanes.
With Crimson Talon XT's you need straight or rightoffset fletching. I have spoken to their tech rep and he recommends straight fletching. I have shot them with right wing feathers (3) and blazers witha slight offset. They flew fine.
I use a peep but that is really a personal preference thing as is the other stuff
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Sound like good arrows and blazers are good vanes.
With Crimson Talon XT's you need straight or rightoffset fletching. I have spoken to their tech rep and he recommends straight fletching. I have shot them with right wing feathers (3) and blazers witha slight offset. They flew fine.
I use a peep but that is really a personal preference thing as is the other stuff
.
04-21-2008, 01:42 PM
#3
Join Date: May 2006
Location:
Posts: 63
RE: Future equipment on my tomkat
I had the NoPeep on my TomKat, but replaced it with an Anchor Sight. I like it MUCH better.
04-22-2008, 05:23 PM
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: England , UK
Posts: 1,089
RE: Future equipment on my tomkat
The limbdriver is so easy to set-up and tune , it a joke . I love mine and any bow i own in the Future , will have the limbdriver on it .
I got mine off MeanV and he even got it me in Camo too , be sure to ask him when you are ready . He also has the Maxima's and Blazers too.
I got mine off MeanV and he even got it me in Camo too , be sure to ask him when you are ready . He also has the Maxima's and Blazers too
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