Jennings t-master feedback?
09-06-2006, 01:41 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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Jennings t-master feedback?
I picked up a jennings t-master for $150.00.Seems like a sweet bow for the price.TheI.B.O. is 314 f.p.s. Said a online website.I'm pulling 70lbs.with beman ics 400 carbons.I wonder if It will be around 300 f.p.s. any feedback is cool.thank you!
09-06-2006, 02:17 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: Jennings t-master feedback?
I hunt with a Jennings Airmaster, which is similar -36" ATA. I shoot a really heavy arrow and still getover 290 with my hunting setup @ around 78# 29.25" draw. It's about 8-9 years old and I get really good numbers out of it (KE, FPS).
Very durable - I've dropped it 25 feet from the stand, it's been dry-fired, frozen, rained on, beat up, snowed on,scraped, scratchedand basically hunted to death.I'vekilled dozens of deer with it and it lives on. She's onher second or third set of strings, and it pounds the bag faithfully. By now, everything has pretty much rusted into place, and I don't think I could get the sights/rest off if I tried. I don't baby any of my hunting gear, and my bow is no exception - Jennings definitely makes a sturdy bow or I'd have broken this one already. The bushings get greased up once every two years and it gets waxed every few trips out.
Very good bow, you'll be happy with it. Minedid shoot over 310 with an IBO minimum arrow and a bare bow at 30", but that was 8-9 years ago. Not sure what it'll do now.
Very durable - I've dropped it 25 feet from the stand, it's been dry-fired, frozen, rained on, beat up, snowed on,scraped, scratchedand basically hunted to death.I'vekilled dozens of deer with it and it lives on. She's onher second or third set of strings, and it pounds the bag faithfully. By now, everything has pretty much rusted into place, and I don't think I could get the sights/rest off if I tried. I don't baby any of my hunting gear, and my bow is no exception - Jennings definitely makes a sturdy bow or I'd have broken this one already. The bushings get greased up once every two years and it gets waxed every few trips out.
Very good bow, you'll be happy with it. Minedid shoot over 310 with an IBO minimum arrow and a bare bow at 30", but that was 8-9 years ago. Not sure what it'll do now.
