My Mathews
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RE: My Mathews
ORIGINAL: TriStateHunter
Where's the stabilizer? Did you cut it off? lol
Where's the stabilizer? Did you cut it off? lol
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RE: My Mathews
Nice Bow!!! I have a switchback (05) and love it.
One question though....Is there a reason you are using a peep with the tubing? Peep rotation shouldn't be an issue with the new cuda Strings and cables....if in fact that's what you have on there. That darn tubing was always a pain in my butt....would break at the worst times.[:@]
One question though....Is there a reason you are using a peep with the tubing? Peep rotation shouldn't be an issue with the new cuda Strings and cables....if in fact that's what you have on there. That darn tubing was always a pain in my butt....would break at the worst times.[:@]
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RE: My Mathews
ORIGINAL: Browning_1
Nice Bow!!! I have a switchback (05) and love it.
One question though....Is there a reason you are using a peep with the tubing? Peep rotation shouldn't be an issue with the new cuda Strings and cables....if in fact that's what you have on there. That darn tubing was always a pain in my butt....would break at the worst times.[:@]
Nice Bow!!! I have a switchback (05) and love it.
One question though....Is there a reason you are using a peep with the tubing? Peep rotation shouldn't be an issue with the new cuda Strings and cables....if in fact that's what you have on there. That darn tubing was always a pain in my butt....would break at the worst times.[:@]
Browning, Yep it has the new barracuda strings and cables on it. I use a tube style peep because I know for sure my peep will rotate. Even the best string material and even more importantly the best made strings/cables can and do creep. Especially with drastic weather changes and in extreme hot or cold weather.
I change my tubing twice a year, once before hunting season and once after it. I have yet to have a tube failure and I have yet to have a situation where my peep wasn't lined up perfectly when I drew my bow. The key is to make sure it's on right and the correct length ie: just short enough to rotate the peep so there is not too much tension on the tubing.
If I shot competition, I would probably put on a tubeless style peep but I don't, I only hunt so I will stick to what works.
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