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Stabilizer overall weight and mounting position
There’s no definitive science to it. The only thing that’s fairly consistent on a set up like that is you’ll run more weight out back than up front. As far as positioning and length that all comes down to individual feel from experimenting with your set up. If there was a true science to it... -
Cannot get rid of low tear, Mathews V3X 29.
If you move it towards the limb tip that will sometimes solve the issue of a low tear providing everything else is correct such as cam timing and arrow spine. -
Cannot get rid of low tear, Mathews V3X 29.
Where is the rest cord tied at on the limb? -
Hamskea Droptine Release
Call Hamskea. Their customer service is excellent. -
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BitzenBurger fletching degree offset
https://lancasterarchery.com/products/master-buck-cali-bitz-bitzenberger-jig-calibration-decals These are pretty an inexpensive addition to your jig. Or you can get a piece of masking tape and a protractor and make your own. -
Quiver options - elk hunting
It is a T5. Definitely holds 5 arrows. If fives not enough arrows you could probably find a used Mathew’s T7 quiver. -
Long Draw, 31.5"
As suggested the Traverse is a great option. The Hoyt Ultra models also are good options. Just make sure it has the right cam/mods for the longer draw lengths. You can usually find both used at fairly reasonable prices. -
NorthWest Mountain Challenge
They get good turnout but nothing like a TAC event. They’re well ran in my experience also. So if you have a chance go shoot it. -
Rx7 or Rx 7 ultra Brand new to shooting a bow
Ultra is my choice as well. I’m still shooting my RX 4 Ultra. At 27” draw and 70# I can still get around 260 fps with a 450gr arrow. I’m still able to shoot well past 100 yards before my sight bottoms out. -
2023 New Products
The Axcel is a great sight however the CP is in my opinion a better sight. It’s basically 3 sights in one. Fixed pin, multi pin slider, and single pin slider. The Option sights are super smooth to adjust as well. Customer service from both companies is equally as good as the others. Can’t go... -
Where to start upgrading old bow for a beginner.
Start with a good quality rest. Hamskea gets my vote. Second I’d get a good stabilizer. Preferably something 10-12” that has adjustable weights. Third a good sight. Something with 2nd and 3rd axis adjustment. Also a good quality release that has adjustable trigger tension and travel... -
Sight upgrade?
Yeah I saw that on a video after I had posted this. I am of the same thought that it’d be nice on the same sight tape. Maybe differentiated by two different color pointers. -
Removing Spray Paint from a Modern Compound Bow Question - How To?
I’d like to see a picture of the bow. Is it a terrible paint job? -
Removing Spray Paint from a Modern Compound Bow Question - How To?
Simply put you’re not going to save the original finish. Anything that will strip that paint will strip the original finish. I would contact some film dipping companies and see what they would charge you to refinish the bow. Be less headache honestly. -
Custom Arrow builder?
Yep. I’m no longer there. My vote is to get the gear to do it. Then you can make repairs as needed -
looking for a budget wrist release with higher tension
B3 Hawk is a great option. Spot Hogg Toughguy also -
Washington State Bow Shops ?
Not Washington but Triple X in Rainer is a good shop. -
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Which bow case
Skb or pelican. Both are solid options. Just get one large enough to hold your bow and some extra gear.
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