New addition to the family! (With pictures!!)
01-05-2007 | 07:04 PM
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New addition to the family! (With pictures!!)
But she ain't no baby!
Went in and picked up my new bow this evening.
2007 Bowtech Allegiance 68# @ 27.5"
I dressed her with;
Montana Black Gold Flash Point sight.
Cobra Diamondback drop away rest.
Sims S-Coil stabalizer.
G5 Meta Peep.
I also bought a half dozen FMJ arrows.
A half dozen Magnus Stingers (100 grn.)
A pack of Gobbler Guillotines (125 grn.)
A new Morell's Yellow Jacket target.
New and old.
Went in and picked up my new bow this evening.
2007 Bowtech Allegiance 68# @ 27.5"
I dressed her with;
Montana Black Gold Flash Point sight.
Cobra Diamondback drop away rest.
Sims S-Coil stabalizer.
G5 Meta Peep.
I also bought a half dozen FMJ arrows.
A half dozen Magnus Stingers (100 grn.)
A pack of Gobbler Guillotines (125 grn.)
A new Morell's Yellow Jacket target.
New and old.
01-05-2007 | 07:14 PM
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RE: New addition to the family! (With pictures!!)
I've only shot it a half dozen times, but compared to my old bow? Aaaamazing.
Total cost for everything - $1,193.46
I said I didn't want to go over $1,200 if I could help it, and I managed to keep it under.
Total cost for everything - $1,193.46
I said I didn't want to go over $1,200 if I could help it, and I managed to keep it under.
01-05-2007 | 07:23 PM
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RE: New addition to the family! (With pictures!!)
Dan,
You're the man........nice rig! Now take that extra $6.50 you saved and get another Double Whopper w/ cheese in ya.
Oh.......cut those Eliminator buttons off your string, you don't need them with a string loop set-up and you're just adding weight to the string. I see the one at the bottom of your center serving and there should be another tucked up against the lower string silencer.(Carefully.......stretch them with a pair of needlenose pliers and cut them off with a pair of scissors)
You're the man........nice rig! Now take that extra $6.50 you saved and get another Double Whopper w/ cheese in ya.
Oh.......cut those Eliminator buttons off your string, you don't need them with a string loop set-up and you're just adding weight to the string. I see the one at the bottom of your center serving and there should be another tucked up against the lower string silencer.(Carefully.......stretch them with a pair of needlenose pliers and cut them off with a pair of scissors)
01-05-2007 | 07:31 PM
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RE: New addition to the family! (With pictures!!)
Congrats!! The new technology in bows makes it easy to pick out new from old in the pic. I really like Bowtech bows; great products. You will really like that BG sight. You will lose the ability to see the animal before you lose the ability to see your pins.
01-05-2007 | 07:37 PM
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ORIGINAL: hardcorehunter
Congrats!! The new technology in bows makes it easy to pick out new from old in the pic. I really like Bowtech bows; great products. You will really like that BG sight. You will lose the ability to see the animal before you lose the ability to see your pins.
Congrats!! The new technology in bows makes it easy to pick out new from old in the pic. I really like Bowtech bows; great products. You will really like that BG sight. You will lose the ability to see the animal before you lose the ability to see your pins.
The guy in the shop was trying to get me to buy a Toxonics that was $20 more expensive because he said it was brighter. It was no contest, the BG sight was a lot brighter than any other sight on the shelf.