Bow all set up, Ready for seaon!
youngbuck91
7/15/07 3:52pm
Last year i took a cow elk with my Martin Tracer bow.
This year I AM going to a huge bull elk. I just put a lot of money into the same bow and ready for the season :arrow New rest, new sight, new string, new arrows.
I have a Martin Tracer set at 59 lbs. 29.5'' Vapor by Blackhawk carbon arrows. 115 gr Muzzy broadheads. Tarantula string vibration. Copper John Corp Dead Nuts Series 5-pin sight. Tru Fire release. Paradox wrist sling. Wisker Biscut arrow rest. ??? stabablizer.
Can't wait!
This year I AM going to a huge bull elk. I just put a lot of money into the same bow and ready for the season :arrow New rest, new sight, new string, new arrows.
I have a Martin Tracer set at 59 lbs. 29.5'' Vapor by Blackhawk carbon arrows. 115 gr Muzzy broadheads. Tarantula string vibration. Copper John Corp Dead Nuts Series 5-pin sight. Tru Fire release. Paradox wrist sling. Wisker Biscut arrow rest. ??? stabablizer.
Can't wait!
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Good Luck on the coming season.
The only thing that I don't trust with your current set-up is the way your peep is tied in. It can move on you the way you have it now. Will it move? I don't know, but it could.
You can tie the peep in using serving thread. Here's a photo showing how I served mine in.
Make sure you have the peep exactly where you want it because you won't be able to move it once you're done.
Here's a couple of links showing how it's done. One shows it starting out at the top, the other from the middle on the peep itself. That's where I start.