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Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
Not if you wear the right gear mate...no problems
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Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
Not if you wear the right gear mate...no problems
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Hoyt the only way to go! 70 pound!
Get some carbon arrows not rated for you bow or shoot a damaged one and you will be in a world of Hurt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
Google carbon arrow fail look at the first 4 photos and I think first vid on youtube lol.
Could imagine...
Fark I wanna put some down a range...
So what's people's thoughts on the metal d for mech release??
I’d just get a string d loop and you can carry some spare in your case, The screw on ones can’t be good for the string imo and I don’t like self aligning peeps either the rubber perishes
Never seen one before so not sure but I don't know how it eliminates string wear as the nock still goes over the string....so hmmmmQuote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
I like my self aligning peep
Have had no end of hassles with tied in types like the G5 meta peep perfect one day very next day out by 90deg shits me to tears
This is a bargain for someone looking
Hoyt Katera #60-70 SAI have my Hoyt Katera for sale
#60-70
28inch draw
whisker biscuit
tru glo 5 pin sight
hoyt quiver
hoyt stab
sling
6easton powerflights
usual wear around grip.
$350
Available in SA
http://www.bowhunting-forum.com/atta...919677&thumb=1
http://www.bowhunting-forum.com/show...atera-60-70-SA
Nice buy..
Um the metal one clamps on, but yea your still clipping on and off the nock.
It's keeps string straight so a standard peep can be used,
To much stuff... Brain overload...
Yea I don't like 2way split peeps either, mines 3way and even if the string is in the way it doesn't obstruct your view as your eye dosent focus on itQuote:
Originally Posted by growler2058