muzzy zero effect
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I shot a Zero Effect for many years on many different bows, the rest worked great. Only issue I have is thatit's made of plastic, and plastic breaks...I know because it ruined a hunt a few years back.[:@]The arm that holds the "hook"arm in place cracked, as I climbed into my stand I drew my bow back as I usually do, and the hook spun around. Lesson learned and I'llnever put anything plastic on my bows again.
#12
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blissfield MI USA
Posts: 5,293
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My problem was there was not enough travel on the cable slide to get proper timing for the rest. I was not using a model designed for it though. I took one of the oringinal models that I had on my darton and tried to make it work on my bowtech. I got it close, but still had a slight amount of contact.
I have not messed with a newer model. I put a drop zone on my bowtech, and then a Bodoodle.
Paul
I have not messed with a newer model. I put a drop zone on my bowtech, and then a Bodoodle.
Paul