It's almost that time of year guys, and I've gotta say I'm really looking forward to getting outdoors this year to shoot some foam.

A few weeks ago, I was pretty convinced that I'd be shooting MBR class this year but now I'm honestly thinking I'll shoot open instead. I'll likely only shoot one event this year that isn't local (worlds) and honestly all of my peers are shooting open anyhow, so I think I'll enjoy this year more shooting open and being able to compete with/against all of them.

I've got most of the components together, but not the bow yet. Hopefully in the next week or so I'll have everythingand I'll be able to post some pics of the entire rig I plan to shoot outdoors this year.

So let's see them............what equipment and class are you going to shoot this year outdoors?

Bowtech 82nd Airborne, 62lbs, 28.5" draw
Limb Driver
Viper Predator Pro MT sights
Doinker
Super Ball Peep, verifier lens
CX CXL2 arrows, 314 grains. .............330fps, pricless! [8D]

Bowtech General 62# 28 inch draw
Extreme Rt 1000 sights
Octane Hostage Pro rest
Octane 11.5 inch stablizer


cant post pics cuz i dont have it yet but im getting it in a few weeks.

May change a bit this spring/summer

Ross Cr334
60 or 70#
29" Draw
CJ Dead Nuts Comp
ACC 3-49s/Blazers
Fuse Axium 6" Stabalizer (possibly 12" Slim Jimmz)
Tru Ball St-3
G5 Meta

I dont have a recent picture....but here is the general idea. I won't be shooting this one too much longer I don't believe. I hope to have my new rig by my ASA "debut" at the end of April. I've kind of been "picked up", and I'm going through the finalizations, to become a staff shooter. I filled the application out today with the Regional sales rep and signed it. So it's almost complete.


Anyway, here she is.

2006 Ross 337 Competition
Alpine Whisperflight
Sure-Loc Challenger
Viper scope
Vibracheck Carbon stab
STS





Since then I've changed some things.

Sure-Loc Challenger is now a Sure-Loc Supreme
Alpine rest is now a Trophy Take Spring Steel with an .08 blade.
I've added Vibracheck Vbars

Very very nice. Don't you just love the way they shoot?

It shoots good but I have some issues with it aswell. It's too dang topheavy for me. Even with the Vbars on the back. Not to mention the back wall is non existant, thats just some pet peaves for me. On my Cardiac, for a hunting bow, I could care less about being top heavy and a weak back wall, but for a target bow it matters alot.

Interesting, I feel my 334 doesn't have the most solid wall either, but I don't plan to use mine for a serious target bow, either. Who are you signing on with, or can't you disclose that as of right now?

I'd love to tell you, but then I'd have to kill ya

here's mine...................
jennings CK3.4r
sure-loc sidewinder
carbo fast v-bars
little john bowstrings
tt drop away