I'm not sure how to say this...but,
01-17-2005, 09:18 PM
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Florida Panhandle
Posts: 273
I'm not sure how to say this...but,
I got my new bow! <dances around>
My mug has been plastered with a
all afternoon.
I've been really itching for a new bow for sometime...and all the pieces finally fell into place. Thanks for the help on this buckeye, and be sure to let JB know how happy I am.
My '04 Bowtech Mighty Mite arrive by mail today (though I thought it was a federal holiday) and my wife called me while I was hiking to the back of my land for a hunt. Well...I ditched the hunt and came back to play with the bow before it got dark. WOW!! I really like the way this thing shoots. I installed a WB rest, and copper john sight and started shooting it.
My only complaint is this: It's harder to pull my arrows out of my target now [:-]
With no peep sight, and my WB installed by an amateur (me) I made a decent grouping at 20yards...I took a pic but I won't bore all you experienced archers with a noobies softball-sized group [8D].
My mug has been plastered with a
all afternoon.I've been really itching for a new bow for sometime...and all the pieces finally fell into place. Thanks for the help on this buckeye, and be sure to let JB know how happy I am.
My '04 Bowtech Mighty Mite arrive by mail today (though I thought it was a federal holiday) and my wife called me while I was hiking to the back of my land for a hunt. Well...I ditched the hunt and came back to play with the bow before it got dark. WOW!! I really like the way this thing shoots. I installed a WB rest, and copper john sight and started shooting it.
My only complaint is this: It's harder to pull my arrows out of my target now [:-]
With no peep sight, and my WB installed by an amateur (me) I made a decent grouping at 20yards...I took a pic but I won't bore all you experienced archers with a noobies softball-sized group [8D].
01-17-2005, 09:24 PM
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: creemore Ontario Canada
Posts: 5,525
RE: I'm not sure how to say this...but,
Another BowTechy on the forum ,congrat's to you David on your Mighty Mite ,they're a real barn burner for a short axle to axle bow I know your really gonna like it .
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01-18-2005, 12:27 AM
#4
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: The OH-IO
Posts: 7,103
RE: I'm not sure how to say this...but,
David
I am glad to have been able to help you find the bow you were looking for
I was at JB's today. He told me he sent it out to you on thursday.
Thats cool you finally got the bow you really wanted. Shipped from OH all the way to FL
Good luck with it[8D]
I am glad to have been able to help you find the bow you were looking for
I was at JB's today. He told me he sent it out to you on thursday.
Thats cool you finally got the bow you really wanted. Shipped from OH all the way to FL
Good luck with it[8D]
01-19-2005, 06:55 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Florida Panhandle
Posts: 273
RE: I'm not sure how to say this...but,
I went to the Bowtech dealer around my area for the first time today. As I stated in another post in the tech forum, I was able to not only get my bow all set up and tuned with the WB, but I was able to shoot the Allegiance and Switchback side by side
The bow came as a 28" DL, and the guy at the shop switched out modules down to a 27", and wow, what a difference. It was even easier to draw, and my accuracy...well, take a peek:
I took 2 nocks off in < 10 shots...nearly had a robin hood on one of them. I'm VERY pleased with the bow. According to the chrono, I'm shooting some 25" 2117's at around 235 fps. I was going to get a Stealth stabilizer, but while I was at the shop, I decided to patronize them a bit and buy a limbs saver stabilizer after the guy was nice enough to let me shoot the bow for a while with a couple different stabilizers.
The bow came as a 28" DL, and the guy at the shop switched out modules down to a 27", and wow, what a difference. It was even easier to draw, and my accuracy...well, take a peek:
I took 2 nocks off in < 10 shots...nearly had a robin hood on one of them. I'm VERY pleased with the bow. According to the chrono, I'm shooting some 25" 2117's at around 235 fps. I was going to get a Stealth stabilizer, but while I was at the shop, I decided to patronize them a bit and buy a limbs saver stabilizer after the guy was nice enough to let me shoot the bow for a while with a couple different stabilizers.