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So I have a bear attitude and the rubber part of my string stop is loose. I have tried to glue it back on with loctite super control gel but it only lasted about 50 shots.

The shaft is sometimes of composit/plastic and the stop is rubber.

Any recommendation on how to glue it back together?

Hi AT,

I’m getting a custom bag made for my Charger, but i do plan on changing to a Nitrum Turbo sometime next year, and i’d like this custom bag to fit the nitrum as well.

If there are any Nitrum Turbo owners out there, i’d appreciate it if you could measure the bow at it’s widest, broadest and tallest.

Thanks in advance!

I have 6 of each and they are each grouping amazing. I need to decide which will be my primary arrow that I am going to sight my sight too. I will be hunting bear, deer, elk and moose. Anyone use either of these please give your advice.

I’m looking to buy my first set of outdoor target arrows and I need help. I’ve already decided on Easton’s Carbon Ones, but I’m not sure what spine to get. I shoot an Apex 8, 27" draw length, and about 41# draw weight. Easton’s arrow chart says I should get 660s, although I wanted to check first with some more experienced archers.

Also what grain tips?

Thanks 🙂

Alright so my set up is 60lb, 28" dl, and I prefer my arrows cut to 27 1/2 from nock valley to insert. Also I shoot 100gr field points. Really looking to add speed because I will be shooting a 2010 diamond iceman (310-318 ibo). Not really new to bowhunting but this is the start of me getting serious about it so im trying to soak in all of the knowledge I can! Any help is appreciated, thanks!

What are FMJ Injexion users using as a quiver to hold their arrows securely? I also use ramcats which limits me a bit as well. I can’t seem to find that 1 quiver that will hold the broadheads and also the arrows tightly. There is usually 1 arrow that rattles or slips or something. I have tried the Mathews T5, it holds the arrows but broadheads don’t fit. I tried the G5 quivers, they hold the broadheads but the arrows rattle. Now I have tried the bohning chameleon, broadheads fit but the arrows slip in the grippers. Any thoughts??

I need some help from you guys a lot smarter than me. I have been shooting gold tip xt hunters in 55/75 and realize that I am probably way underspined at this point (originally was only shooting 60#). I am shooting 29 in, 70#’s at about 270 fps (IBO 310). What spine arrow should I be looking for? I have been shooting 100 gr heads but am wondering if switching to a stiffer shaft throws off my foc? Should I go to 125 gr heads? Thanks for your input!

Just wanting to know if they are drawing long or short. Thanks