My Future Liberty and accessories
12-19-2003 | 06:57 PM
#11
Typical Buck
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From: Butler, Pa (back home after all these years)
RE: My Future Liberty and accessories
Congrat,s on your choice of bows.
I, just bought a liberty myself and here is how I decided to set it up.
Sight: Spott Hogg; Real Deal
Rest: Trophy Taker, the original one not the shakey
Stabilizer: 6 in stealth; advantage tiber camo
Arrows: CX 300's with 100grain Pig points.
String loop with two served in nock set's and a TRU PEEP.
end result ..............drilling X'S[8D]
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I, just bought a liberty myself and here is how I decided to set it up.Sight: Spott Hogg; Real Deal
Rest: Trophy Taker, the original one not the shakey
Stabilizer: 6 in stealth; advantage tiber camo
Arrows: CX 300's with 100grain Pig points.
String loop with two served in nock set's and a TRU PEEP.
end result ..............drilling X'S[8D]
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12-19-2003 | 07:51 PM
#12
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From: Indiana PA USA
RE: My Future Liberty and accessories
Thanks guys,
Arthur, VERY true.... dang, I swore to myself last year that I wasn't buying another bow this year, and, I am sure when I get the Liberty, I will say that again..... Hopefully next year, nothing big comes out, either that, or someone hides all my $$$
buckeye,
No, I didn't have a drop away on the MM, I have a N.A.P. QuickTune 3000 micro. I really love the rest, but, I would like to try out a drop away rest. The only thing is that I just don't want to "complicate" my set-up. If it is going to be a big pain to put a drop-away on, then, I will just stick with my regular prong rest.
After shooting the thing, I didn't really see a need for any big stabilizers. That is why I just figured that a 1" Doinker in the front hole (god that sounds bad) and a Simms Stabilizer Enhancer in the back, would be perfect. Not much extra weight, but, a little less vibration and noise.
Arthur, VERY true.... dang, I swore to myself last year that I wasn't buying another bow this year, and, I am sure when I get the Liberty, I will say that again..... Hopefully next year, nothing big comes out, either that, or someone hides all my $$$
buckeye,
No, I didn't have a drop away on the MM, I have a N.A.P. QuickTune 3000 micro. I really love the rest, but, I would like to try out a drop away rest. The only thing is that I just don't want to "complicate" my set-up. If it is going to be a big pain to put a drop-away on, then, I will just stick with my regular prong rest.
After shooting the thing, I didn't really see a need for any big stabilizers. That is why I just figured that a 1" Doinker in the front hole (god that sounds bad
) and a Simms Stabilizer Enhancer in the back, would be perfect. Not much extra weight, but, a little less vibration and noise.
12-20-2003 | 02:22 AM
#13
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Oh USA
RE: My Future Liberty and accessories
Now I have to try the NAP 4000 on my P40 F cam. I've had good luck using them on an 01 Mighty Mite, 01 P38 DC, 02 Pat, 02 P40, 03 Pat Dually, 03 P40 Dually, even my son's Rascal. I have a Shakey Hunter on the P40 F cam now (just wanted to try one). Am I lucky? Or what?[&:]
