RE: cams rubbing on Allegiance
 

AT cracks me up. 99% of the topics are about who loves their bow and how it's the greatest and all other bows are garbage.

I always thought that the first thing you are supposed to do with a new bow is smack it up against a tree about 10 times to make sure everything is tight. Then, dry fire it about 10 times to check for vibrations. And then the topper is firing 100/200 grain arrows out of it. If it passes that test it must be good.
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