Hey Walks,

At the risk of sounding really stupid, what does the phrase"if there's a calcutta involved in a big tournament" mean? Never heard it before.

A calcutta (sp?) is an auction on competitors to "buy" them in their possible success in winning an event. My expierence with this goes back to my days of trap shooting. The person who actually wins the event also wins for the buyer in the calcutta and the buyer recieves a big portion of the calcutta monies according to the place won[8D] Shooting like you, I'd probably bid you up pretty high

Good set up. Just thought you guys might like to know. Mike Anderson who is pro shooter that shoots this fall away just took second in Iowa Pro/am indoors. This tells me this is one good shooting accurate rest. I know with broadhead fight it helps alot. I shoot mine in 3d, indoor and hunting.

BM post the pics as soon as you can. I too have the Liberty and I set it up with the TT. I served it in on the cable and seems to work great. I am curious to see your set-up compared to Matt's comments.

Curious as to you guys running directly to the slides...Whats your poundage, draw length and arrow set-up ? (shaft, length, pt wgt. fletch type).

I have a theory I'm working on re: this...

JeffB,

The poundage is 71#, the draw length is 29.5", the arrow length is 28.25" and the arrows are GoldTip 3-D Pro 75/95's, they have 4" Duravanes and they have 100 grain field points!

62 lbs on a 70 lbs pro40 wheely, draw length is 30", arrow length is 28", arrows are Goldtip series 22's, 100 gr points, 3.1" flex-fletch vanes, shield cut. Easton uni-bushings with Easton 3-D nocks. Total arrow weight I think is 386.

Rod