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JeffB 06-16-2004 06:42 AM

RE: looking for your advice on new bow
 

ORIGINAL: Pinwheel 12
Plus there is now an option of 60% modules for those who have to have more zip, or more holding weight. Good shooting, Pinwheel 12
Was there that much demand for something that low Kevin? What kind of speed gains are you seeing?

Personally I like 60% letoff, but I'm wierd like that:D

Trushot_archer 06-16-2004 09:46 AM

RE: looking for your advice on new bow
 

I'm shooting a Martin Slayr, nitrous cam, 27.5", 55lbs and hunting setup is getting about 280fps. 3D is 293+. By far the fastest bow I've ever had and just as shootable as the best I had from Pearson, such as the 38" Special. Just 25-30fps faster.
Now, if money gets to be an issue you can get the Martin Cougar III with nitrous cams for about $150 less money.
Or...you could save a bunch of money and click here!

Deerslayer_37 06-16-2004 04:47 PM

RE: looking for your advice on new bow
 
Mathews LX or Outback are two great bows for around 600 or 630. Can't go wrong with a Mathew's.

slayer

Pinwheel 12 06-17-2004 04:32 AM

RE: looking for your advice on new bow
 
Jeff-

Alot of the tournament shooters wanted the 60% mods for a crisper release, so of course they made them. (high letoff mods allow more "slop" in the system) Seeing as it is the same cam, they are thus available on all of the bows. Speed increase is roughly 7-9 fps depending upon which cam, drawlength, and poundage. Good shooting, Pinwheel 12

Straightarrow 06-17-2004 05:21 AM

RE: looking for your advice on new bow
 
midwestxpress ,

There are a ton of great bows on the market at this time. It is my belief that you will find it a bit difficult to shoot one that you wouldn't enjoy owning. The only way to determine which will meet your personal preferences best, is to shoot them all and then decide. This won't tell you which one shoots best for you, but it will tell you which one feels best to you.

Testing new bows is fun. Good luck,

JeffB 06-17-2004 05:53 AM

RE: looking for your advice on new bow
 

ORIGINAL: Pinwheel 12

Jeff-

Alot of the tournament shooters wanted the 60% mods for a crisper release, so of course they made them. (high letoff mods allow more "slop" in the system) Seeing as it is the same cam, they are thus available on all of the bows. Speed increase is roughly 7-9 fps depending upon which cam, drawlength, and poundage. Good shooting, Pinwheel 12
Cool. Thats what I figured. I'm sure most of the hunters didn't ask for that 60% letoff :):D

So that should bring the Max-Xtreme up to around or just shy of 300 FPS. Very good speed considering the brace.

thenuge15 06-17-2004 09:05 AM

RE: looking for your advice on new bow
 
I have a mathews outback and love it. I have never shot a bowtech but I have heard nothing but good things about them. Never been a big fan of split limbs so I never tried the hoyts either. Definately shoot some mathews and bowtechs if you have dealers for both nearby.

Sagittarius 06-17-2004 11:55 AM

RE: looking for your advice on new bow
 
I would go with Pinwheel 12's advice and get the Max Extreme.
Yes, I'm biased toward Merlin but you can't beat their components and craftsmanship. ;)


Sag.


ijimmy 06-17-2004 01:47 PM

RE: looking for your advice on new bow
 
Some good bows listed , heres another , darton mavrick extreme . Great speed and shootability .

nubo 06-17-2004 03:24 PM

RE: looking for your advice on new bow
 
Definetly give the BowTech line a good look I think you'll be impressed with this lineup. I shot the Liberty today and was pretty impressed .

nubo


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