Lesson Learned.....
08-27-2009, 04:35 AM
#21
Nontypical Buck
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On a serious note- If I had not received bow Y at such a huge discount (like 1/3 its value) I would never have bothered. I've been shooting Bow X for awhile and nothing else.
To make matters worse, I finally got all the parts I needed to get bow Z in shootable condition, and will be putting it back together today
08-27-2009, 04:40 AM
#22
Nontypical Buck
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Thanks Jeff,
This shop is really pushing the GT500 and thats just over the phone, plus he's an hr away, I'm not sure I even want to deal with somebody who wants to really push one brand on me.(of course its all about the $$$). That Carnivore just keeps drawing me back, I was telling MeanV the other night when I ordered strings from him how the Ross set a 70lbs felt like a heck of a lot less to draw. I can't even find an Alien to shoot, Wonder why ?
This shop is really pushing the GT500 and thats just over the phone, plus he's an hr away, I'm not sure I even want to deal with somebody who wants to really push one brand on me.(of course its all about the $$$). That Carnivore just keeps drawing me back, I was telling MeanV the other night when I ordered strings from him how the Ross set a 70lbs felt like a heck of a lot less to draw. I can't even find an Alien to shoot, Wonder why ?
But def the Carnivore is the smoothest/easiest draw. The bow at the shop came out of the box @ 78 pounds (70 lb limbs), and it was a pretty nice 78 pounds.
Thanks Sag! Likewise
