shooting the bowtechs
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Joined: Jan 2006
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From: N.C
im wondering i like to shoot alot if im not hunting i like to shoot with my son and sometimes we shoot alot is it hard to keep the bowtech in tune shooting it alot or is it as easy as a single cam i may go today and get one just asking some more last miute quistions
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easy as a single cam
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Joined: Oct 2005
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Bodean74,
From everything I have heard and my experience they do stay in time. I have several very small dotson my 2006 cams and since I have been shooting this bow, the limb edges in reference to dots, have not moved a bit since date of delivery. On a humorous note, it's the people that make the problems with these bows. If you can get the local shops to do their job correctly and have it leave the shop set-up correctly, then yes the binary cam system will meet or exceed your standards.
From everything I have heard and my experience they do stay in time. I have several very small dotson my 2006 cams and since I have been shooting this bow, the limb edges in reference to dots, have not moved a bit since date of delivery. On a humorous note, it's the people that make the problems with these bows. If you can get the local shops to do their job correctly and have it leave the shop set-up correctly, then yes the binary cam system will meet or exceed your standards.
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ORIGINAL: Bodean74
im wondering i like to shoot alot if im not hunting i like to shoot with my son and sometimes we shoot alot is it hard to keep the bowtech in tune shooting it alot or is it as easy as a single cam i may go today and get one just asking some more last miute quistions
im wondering i like to shoot alot if im not hunting i like to shoot with my son and sometimes we shoot alot is it hard to keep the bowtech in tune shooting it alot or is it as easy as a single cam i may go today and get one just asking some more last miute quistions





