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I am trying to tune my bow and haven’t done anything except shoot through paper. Left tear about 1/2” I checked A to A and it is 30 7/8 but brace is 6 15/16 so it’s off a 1/16”… “ cam is #3 and draw is 29”.. is the 1/16 of inch a big issue if axel to axel is dead on?? Does the brace change depending on draw weight??

What are your thoughts between the two for a hunting/3D sight?

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Anyone know the dimensions to the Hoyt Carbon Solo Shorty 4 arrow Quiver?? I can’t get ahold of anyone who sells them.

I have an SKB case and only a small compartment for a quiver so trying to find a small one to buy. Thanks!

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A lot of folks helped me make my decision. I was looking for a light-weight bow. At first I thought I wanted flagship bow, but when I saw and heard all the good stuff about a Diamond Carbon Knockout, I knew my search was over. And it cost a good bit less than a flagship bow.

Just ordered a Knockout from Lancaster. It’s 30-40#, RH, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country color scheme. It’s supposed to be lighter (3.2#) than my Diamond Edge SB-1 (3.6# bare, 4.2# loaded) so it’ll be a lot easier on my shoulder to hold it up.

I have another bow, a Mathews Avail (3.96# bare, 4.8# loaded) that I really like to shoot, but after shooting it 4 or 5 times, I struggle to hold it up easily and my groups open up.

The SB-1 weighs 4.2# loaded and I can really feel the difference the 0.6 pounds makes when I get the bow up, drawn and am aiming it – when compared to the Avail.

So, now I wait. I’ll let you all know when I get it and what I think of it.

I’ll probably sell my two heavier bows, the 2016 Elite Synergy and 2016 Mathews Halon 6 in the future.

Bobby.

Hi everyone. Does anyone have any experience with the Easton Carbon Injection arrows. These are the carbon shafts and NOT the FMJ Injections. How would the Carbon Injections compare to the Carbon Ones or the Axis 5mm. This is for shooting up to 65 yards outdoors.
I already have the Easton Carbon One shafts. Thanks Ken

Ok here’s my situation. I’m looking at these 3 bows. I like things about all 3 However one really stood out after 40 shots through each. I shot all 3 set to my specs. 29” 60 pounds. The shop set them up with a whisker biscuit rest a D-loop and nothing else. Without sight, kisser or peep all three I was able to group arrows well and even slap vanes on some by looking down arrow and putting on target. So here we go.
The Vertix
dead in hand after shot, very quite, smooth as silk draw and comfortable valley with solid back wall and decent grip. Upon reaching FD I have to bring it to the target point and level it up with grip wrist and hand, heavy! After 20 shots I was noticing the weight. Wider and bulkier than both the other bows.

Carbon RX1
Small amount of kick out and up after shot release, quite, draw is a little choppy drops hard into a short valley hits hard into stops, wants to launch feel at full draw with any forward movement, grip nice as nice as Vertix, light enough to shoot all day. Acquires target fast like as soon as you draw back it’s settled level and ready to go. I felt like I could sling arrows at target twice as fast as Vertix. Draw cycle definitely not as comfortable as Vertix
Carbon Defiant
Small kick out and up after shot, very quite, draws very smooth very close to Vertix, comfortable valley without ready to go feeling and cushioned into back wall, grip hands down for me the nicest most comfortable grip Iv ever touched, light enough to shoot all day and night, acquires target settles and ready to go at FD but just not as fast as RX1 but faster than Vertix.
My problem? Which to choose? The Vertix and RX1 are still in production the Defiant is not. The only Defiant the shop by me has or can get is in buckskin. Also the Vertix and RX1 are newer with newer technologies made into them. The Defiant is grip centered the RX1 is arrow centered. Not sure which is better for accuracy. As for comfort I feel the Defiant is a mix of the Vertix and RX1. HELP!!!

How much should I pay for the bow used. And is it even worth buying.

I just bought a pse carbon air 34. I really like the bow but have never owned a pse before.
1:As far as tuning goes will tuning be the same as it was on my halon since they are both dual cam sytems. For example will adding or removing twist to the string or cables have the same effect on the bow.
2:Also my rest needs to be really close to the riser to get a good paper or bare shaft tune are there shims that I can switch around similar to the top hats on my mathews? I would like to get my center shot closer to spec.
3: Is there any adjustablity in the cable guard? It is really close to my arrow like 1/16", or is that normal?
Thanks for any help .