thanks guys it is being done with chroigenics and laser his success has
been great thanks for the well wishes,just waiting now,take care.

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU FOR YOUR HELP. COULDN'T GET ON LINE ANY SOONER MY COMPUTER CRASHED.
ONE PROBLEM I HAVE IS THE SPRING RETAINER THAT HOLDS THE BOLT IN PLACE, IT'S VERY LOOSE AND SEEMS LIKE THEIR IS NO ADJUSTMENT.

COYOTE 170 PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU HOPE YOU HAVE A SPEEDY RECOVERY.

Moose: Don't know if you mean the finger itself is loose and moving or the gap is too big tohold the arrow in position. Neither is much of a problem, just tighten the screws that hold it or take it off and tweak it a little. You should have about 1/4" gap between it and the rail, kinda a common problem w/ brush ect getting in there and bending them up. Worst part is on an Excal you gotta take the scope mount off to get at the screws, most of the time you can't bend them on the bow.

EVERYTHING IS TIGHT, IT'S JUST THE GAP IS TO BIG.

If you put some heat shrink tube on it (you can put a couple of layers on) it will take up the space and make it a bit quiet.

haveing trigger worked to 4.5 pounds sounds like the ticket. Doe's it do anything to the warranty that you know of?

I dont know but will call them tomorrow and ask about it!

sounds good, lookin foward to knowing. Have you had any major problems that a guy should look out for? got the package deal, X-bow, barnett scope, quiver, bolts....

Called Barnett today closed for the holidays,open back up 01/02/2007

Good luck with your surgery Yote! One thing I was curious about is does it affect the safety of the CB when you lighten the trigger? Can this be done on all CB's or only "bull-pup" style? I can see how it could be done on a bull since the full weight of the draw is not on the trigger, but with conventional design styles where all the weight is on the trigger would this affect misfires like on the bear bows? Just curious?