Sold my API last night, getting a Summit.
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Fork Horn
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From: Litchfield County Connecticut USA
I wonder how many of you also shoot mathews
Both are good stands but IMO its more of a personality issue and how easily one is influenced by the media
Brand recognition etc.
Lets not try and be too cocky fellas, we all live in the same tree!
Both are good stands but IMO its more of a personality issue and how easily one is influenced by the media
Brand recognition etc.Lets not try and be too cocky fellas, we all live in the same tree!
#12
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From: St. Mary\'s County Maryland USA
Hey guys, sorry I'm just getting back to you. Here's what I don't like about my API:
-carrying. the straps don't hold it together tight enough so it makes noise when I'm carrying it.
-setting up. those pins are a pain in the butt in the dark, in the light, whenever. they're noisy and hard to find the hole (insert joke here)
-foot adjustment. what a pain that is, I like those foot harness things that Summit has
and the last thing is, mine is a bowhunter. I thought it would be easier to shoot from without the frint bar, and it is. But climbing in that thing using just your arms is a pain. Now I'm a fit guy but when you have to adjust the foot part a few times while you're hanging there it's just a pain. I'm sweating buckets by the time I get up in that thing.
Think Summit is the way to go.
Thanks for the support from most of you!
-carrying. the straps don't hold it together tight enough so it makes noise when I'm carrying it.
-setting up. those pins are a pain in the butt in the dark, in the light, whenever. they're noisy and hard to find the hole (insert joke here)
-foot adjustment. what a pain that is, I like those foot harness things that Summit has
and the last thing is, mine is a bowhunter. I thought it would be easier to shoot from without the frint bar, and it is. But climbing in that thing using just your arms is a pain. Now I'm a fit guy but when you have to adjust the foot part a few times while you're hanging there it's just a pain. I'm sweating buckets by the time I get up in that thing.
Think Summit is the way to go.
Thanks for the support from most of you!
#13
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From: St. Mary\'s County Maryland USA
Oh, and just for the record I shoot a PSE. I own 4 fixed position stands, names from Hunter's View to Gorrilla. So the name isn't too important to me.
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Typical Buck
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Mertztown, PA
The only tree that I could climb was a persimmon and that thing squeaked on that persimmon bark so bad it pathetic. I had to stand up all day cause everytime I sat down or stood up that stand would squeak.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Memphis TN USA
If you file the powder coat off of the ends of the teeth it will silence the squeak from the tree bark.
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