What do you shoot?

Originally Posted By: Smokin250Ill guess ill be the first to post a good bow...PSE and ONLY PSE!!
I like your thinking I shoot X force dream season
27 inch draw
70 pounds
310 fps
pse sight
gold tip arrows
g5 broadhead
 
Originally Posted By: NMJLOriginally Posted By: Smokin250Ill guess ill be the first to post a good bow...PSE and ONLY PSE!!
I like your thinking I shoot X force dream season
27 inch draw
70 pounds
310 fps
pse sight
gold tip arrows
g5 broadhead


Sweet man. They are awesome if you can handle the draw. I have been wanting a TS for a while but i think i am going to hold off a bit. My typhoon does the job well now. Buddy has a Dream season and it is wicked fast. He shoots 5 shot groups out to 50+ yards that are maybe 2-3 inches
 
PSE Firestorm before the Lite version came out. Beman ICS hunter arrows crested and fletched all white. Anything Simms makes I can hang off of it including their stabilizer and grip wrap after the picture was taken. Since the picture I have also gone to an Alpine Archery softlock quiver. Truball Tornado release. Crimson Talon original 100 gr. fixed blades and of course a Whisker Biscuit B2 rest. Have taken deer out to 60 yds with this little jewell of a tree stand bow. Very quiet too.
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I shoot a custom made Bear's Paw takedown recurve with a fixed 2 blade magnus broadhead with aluminum arrows, I used to shoot wooden arrows, but I decided to make the high tech switch to aluminum.

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2009 Hoyt Alpha Max 76 lbs 27" draw
Axcel Armortech 7 pin sight
Ultra Rest
VibraCheck Stabalizer
Octane Magnetic quiver
Easton Axis Full Metal Jacket 400's (400 grain)
Grim Reaper 100 Razortip

296 fps producing 77.84 ft lbs KE
 
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Bowtech 82nd airborn 70lbs with a 28" draw
Vital gear star track sight
vdt drop away rest
Victory vforce hv 350 arrows 6.4gpi
Quick spin speed hunter fletching
100gr rage 2 blade
My total arrow weight is 305 grains.
I haven't had a chance to chrono but I should be shooting around 340fps.
I have shot a lot of different bows and hands down I will chose a bowtech for here on out.
 
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Your also shooting an arrow that is way too light for your bow Brandon and sooner or later you are going to detonate your limbs. Not a question of if but a question of when. If you do, Bow Tech will not warranty that bow if they figure out you been darn near dry firing that bow. 5 grains per pound is the rule of thumb that all bow makers recommend for any bow. That translates to a 350 grain arrow you should be shooting at a minimum. Good luck with that.

If your even close on your speed estimate, you are producing 78 ft lbs of kinetic energy at great peril to your bow. 1 pound more than I generate with an arrow nearly 100 grains heavier. You might want to re-think what your doing before its too late.
 
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Reflex Buckskin with a NAP quick Tune and 3 sight lighted pins with a NAP stabalizer. I shoot it at 75 pounds at 30" with Beaman ICS arrows tipped with NAP Scorpions and a Scott Mongoose release.
 
Originally Posted By: CoyoteCommanderRedHead Kronik I thought I was the only one that shot one, good choice.
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Due to a mistake by the guy restringing my bow I will be shooting a bear lights out as of friday. Hope it shoots good.
 
Wish I had some bow porn to share with you guys, but you'll just have to read the article...no pictures.
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I shoot a custom 1971 recurve at 43# with flu flu arrows for birds and rabbits and squirrels.

Bigger critters get the Diamond Black Ice 70# with whatever arrow I happen to pull out.

Not much into fancy gear. My ancestors hunted with sticks with sharpened rocks tied to the end..why the heck do I need all this gear???
 
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