Diamond Victory dually vs. single cam?
 

Posted this over on AT.. so I thought I'd post it here also.. since everyone knows that this is Bowtech.net... :o)

We've had the Solitare in for a while.. till it sold... and just got in a couple of the 70# duallies today. I really hate to admit this.. but I think I prefer the feel of the single cam over the dually. Who'd a thunk it. The dually isn't much if any faster than the single... The dually definately has a harder draw cycle.. and shorter valley. I also think that the single cam has less hand shock and vibration than the dually. I think that the Pat single cam and Victory single cams are very similar in feel ... so I assumed that the Victory dually would be similar in feel to my old '03 Pat dually.. but I don't really think that it is. Just not as refined feeling. Or it could be my perceptions... maybe I've gotten spoiled by my Pro40 dually at 60#... who knows. Also the speed was a little on the disappointing side... I was expectng 310 or so.. and the best I could muster w/ a 349.2gr arrow was 296fps at 70#. This was with a single nocking point and the stock silencers still on the string. Is this just my perception? What are some other's experiences?

RE: Diamond Victory dually vs. single cam?
 

Thats true but the dual also has an extra 3/4" brace height.


Your right the Victory is smoother to draw thats what I found when shooting my 03 Pat Dual and Victory side by side.

I got 245 out of mine 28" 60lb with a 410gr arrow with string loop,hush kit and peep.

On the shot mine is deadly quite, has no hand shock or vibration and will stack the arrows in the "x" every time as long as I do my part.