Post by Draven on Aug 8, 2021 12:24:03 GMT -6
I have this bow for a while, but I don't shoot it often because WA rules are not allowing it. But, if someone wants a really shock-free bow with a possibility to shoot using a rugged elevated rest this is the bow. With a total weight of 2.64 lbs (riser, long limbs, NAP flipper centerest and string) it is one of the lightest ILF bows on the market. The combo I have is 17" riser with Longs making a 62" bow. The limbs are marked #50@28" and I have them set at #51@28" - they are carbon-wood.
I had the arrows for it, some GT Trad 340 for a total of 550gr - making for an arrow just shy of 11gpp. It took me 5minutes to bareshaft and find the right position for the centershot with a nock damaged in the making.
The bow came with a wood handle but I changed it with a custom jagger.
With a brace height 8.25" and limbsavers, small patches of velcro and some string silencers, the bow is decently quiet.
I tested the combo on the chronograph and on 6 arrows I averaged 176fps which based on my experience is on the upper side of the limbs quality.
I've shot the bow at 30 yards and if I am doing my part it is dead accurate.
If I would really look for a hunting rig, this will be my choice
Same pass: Draven
I had the arrows for it, some GT Trad 340 for a total of 550gr - making for an arrow just shy of 11gpp. It took me 5minutes to bareshaft and find the right position for the centershot with a nock damaged in the making.
The bow came with a wood handle but I changed it with a custom jagger.
With a brace height 8.25" and limbsavers, small patches of velcro and some string silencers, the bow is decently quiet.
I tested the combo on the chronograph and on 6 arrows I averaged 176fps which based on my experience is on the upper side of the limbs quality.
I've shot the bow at 30 yards and if I am doing my part it is dead accurate.
If I would really look for a hunting rig, this will be my choice
Same pass: Draven
