Here is the pictures.

http://www.mosportsmen.com/atashowreview.htm

C4...that bow blew up brother. You can't shoot 3 grains per pound too often and not expect catastrophe eventually.

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bigcountry25 & Trushot_archer
It was a 225g arrow 225@417=87KE 225@400=80KE
I shot it for about 15min thusday @400 & on fri it was shooting 417fps & it shot very nice I may add. To the vft I shot that bow at 50#s 294 I believe with a 275g arrow I though it felt like a very good bow & said so. & too the arrow @427fps you say I dont know for sure but I think not .if so great its not fun being alone
Trushot_archer as to [that bow blew up] its still shooting fine
did you see the 8000 + dryfire demo? I dont know about you, but I seen alot of chin's bouncing off the floor
Gregg

Edited by - c4extrem on 01/20/2003 23:56:28

Thanks alot for the pics horntagger!

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IMO: Usually having the string hitting the arm is caused by having a draw length that is TOO LONG.

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Most of them do it and/or they mark a bow at such and such a draw length and it may actually be an inch longer or.......... The point is they never make a mistake against they're stats because the spreed freaks are impressed with big claims.

I wasn't at the show, so I don't know...but I heard HCA had a demo shooting a very light grain arrow and the bow exploded. Did I hear wrong? Like I said, I wasn't there. Even if it did happen HCA makes a good product, but IMO I wouldn't shoot that light of an Arrow, that many times in front of that many people. Although I admire their cojones!

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I was there till 11:30 sunday & seen no problems, the only thing I seen go bad was the string on the demo & the motor running the draw.
the demo was dryfiring. the new bow w/new cams were shooting the light arrows
Gregg

Edited by - c4extrem on 01/21/2003 14:46:06