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thehairlessone! 08-21-2008 07:24 PM
RE: Bowtech owners and cable slides
 
i will have to remember that. Where can we order those hicks?

rick

treboryerf 08-21-2008 07:37 PM
RE: Bowtech owners and cable slides
 
I may have to check my commander for cam lean,I PUTT AN AFTER MARKET SLIDE ON and I think it was a sims.I had no problem with blazer cearence until I shot mine alot and the cables put groves in the factory slide

davidmil 08-21-2008 08:25 PM
RE: Bowtech owners and cable slides
 
ORIGINAL: MOTOWNHONKEY

What are clearence issues?, and why have I never had to deal with these on my Mathews?
Because you're worrying too much about uneven nock travel andtolerance issues.[8D]

GMMAT 08-21-2008 08:25 PM
RE: Bowtech owners and cable slides
 
What are clearence issues?, and why have I never had to deal with these on my Mathews?
Sometimes the cables get in the way of the innermost vane when using Blazers.

You've probably never had to deal with it on a Mathews....because it usually only affects bows shooting over 260fps.;)

western outdoors 08-22-2008 12:29 AM
RE: Bowtech owners and cable slides
 
ORIGINAL: Rick James

There are 3 models of slides listed under the Hicks name on Lancasters website. You want the white one listed as the "3D" slide. This makes a difference as the others are pulling the cables over too far or not enough. If I still had an extra I'd send it to you but my last 2 are on Dan'snew bow and my new Guardian. [8D]
They all say 3D. One says hunting, other target, and the other says 70-10 3D. Which one should I get for my Guardian? I don't shoot blazers, so clearance is not as much an issue, but cables more out of peep view would be nice. I have aftermarket Eastman slide now (which I think is similar offset as Sims), but it does pull to the side quite a bit. Which Hicks slide would pull over more than stock, but not a lot?

txjourneyman 08-22-2008 05:36 AM
RE: Bowtech owners and cable slides
 
Jeff I'm glad the Simms worked. I was worried you wouldn't be able to use those arrows!

Rick James 08-22-2008 05:46 AM
RE: Bowtech owners and cable slides
 
ORIGINAL: western outdoors

ORIGINAL: Rick James

There are 3 models of slides listed under the Hicks name on Lancasters website. You want the white one listed as the "3D" slide. This makes a difference as the others are pulling the cables over too far or not enough. If I still had an extra I'd send it to you but my last 2 are on Dan'snew bow and my new Guardian. [8D]
They all say 3D. One says hunting, other target, and the other says 70-10 3D. Which one should I get for my Guardian? I don't shoot blazers, so clearance is not as much an issue, but cables more out of peep view would be nice. I have aftermarket Eastman slide now (which I think is similar offset as Sims), but it does pull to the side quite a bit. Which Hicks slide would pull over more than stock, but not a lot?
The 70-10 3D.

GMMAT 08-22-2008 07:48 AM
RE: Bowtech owners and cable slides
 
I think it's also the only white one, Matt. I think the other two are burgundy and black.

I recall you saying to order the white one?

Rick James 08-22-2008 08:05 AM
RE: Bowtech owners and cable slides
 
ORIGINAL: GMMAT

I think it's also the only white one, Matt. I think the other two are burgundy and black.

I recall you saying to order the white one?
Correct.

RTA47 08-22-2008 08:21 AM
RE: Bowtech owners and cable slides
 
i will have to remember that. Where can we order those hicks?
Exactly! Where can i also find one of these hicks slides? I have had the same problem using a bowtech justice..


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