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chaseNsplittoes 11-28-2007 10:30 PM
RE: Bowtech Airbornes
 
Yeah. Those airbornes are pretty sweet looking bows. So are they really just an upgrade from the allegiance? They look kinda similar, IMO.

MO_Bowhnter 11-28-2007 10:42 PM
RE: Bowtech Airbornes
 
They make look slightly similar but they are a whole lot different. Different cams, longer axle to axle, faster, roller guard, STS thingy, new limb pockets...I can't wait to shoot one eve though I doubt I'll have the funds to drop on one.

chaseNsplittoes 11-28-2007 10:54 PM
RE: Bowtech Airbornes
 
Is that anSTS on that bow also,in the pic from page 3? It already has a string suppressor on it.

I'm curious to see what Muzzycomes up with to compensate for the roller guard. I havn't really decided on what rest to go with when I get one. It will either be a ZE or a limbdriver. I had an older muzzy before they came out with the model for paralell limbs. I have heard a lot of good things about the limbdriver.

Crackers 11-29-2007 12:33 AM
RE: Bowtech Airbornes
 
ORIGINAL: chaseNsplittoes

Is that anSTS on that bow also,in the pic from page 3? It already has a string suppressor on it.

I'm curious to see what Muzzycomes up with to compensate for the roller guard. I havn't really decided on what rest to go with when I get one. It will either be a ZE or a limbdriver. I had an older muzzy before they came out with the model for paralell limbs. I have heard a lot of good things about the limbdriver.
That's not a STS on the bottom it's what holds the bow to the vice. Go with the Limb Driver they are much....much easier to set up

MeanV2 11-29-2007 05:02 AM
RE: Bowtech Airbornes
 
ORIGINAL: Crackers

ORIGINAL: chaseNsplittoes

Is that anSTS on that bow also,in the pic from page 3? It already has a string suppressor on it.

I'm curious to see what Muzzycomes up with to compensate for the roller guard. I havn't really decided on what rest to go with when I get one. It will either be a ZE or a limbdriver. I had an older muzzy before they came out with the model for paralell limbs. I have heard a lot of good things about the limbdriver.
That's not a STS on the bottom it's what holds the bow to the vice. Go with the Limb Driver they are much....much easier to set up
I Agree Limb Drivers are the Cat's Meow of Dropaway rest;)

How's it going Mike?:D

Dan

Mike from Texas 11-29-2007 09:40 PM
RE: Bowtech Airbornes
 
I can't tell any one how we did it but this bow shot a 306gr arrow at 61lbs 345fps today. The guys in the shop were freaking out and I'm sure they will post something about it but they won't tell either

Crackers just posted this over on AT. [:-][:-][:-][:-]

mdewitt71 11-30-2007 02:40 AM
RE: Bowtech Airbornes
 
yea, I am waiting to hear what they did.........


I can't wait for the 82nd Airbornes to get out the door and come my way.

BowTech_Shooter 11-30-2007 05:07 AM
RE: Bowtech Airbornes
 
ORIGINAL: mdewitt71

yea, I am waiting to hear what they did.........


I can't wait for the 82nd Airbornes to get out the door and come my way.

Hey Mike, glad to see you posting here too...;):D


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