the new Ally is home but I will get pics up soon!!
05-01-2008, 08:20 PM
#11
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Central Wisconsin
Posts: 295
RE: the new Ally is home but I will get pics up soon!!
you keep all the bowtech string silencers on?
thinking about taking off mine, the one above my peep is disintergrating, had a chunk hit me on the head today while shooting, of the 5 pieces sticking out, I am down to two left.....
That being said, I have never shot better with a bow than I have the last week with my new Ally.....
congrats on the new bow
thinking about taking off mine, the one above my peep is disintergrating, had a chunk hit me on the head today while shooting, of the 5 pieces sticking out, I am down to two left.....
That being said, I have never shot better with a bow than I have the last week with my new Ally.....
congrats on the new bow
05-02-2008, 05:24 AM
#14
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Southeast, Va
Posts: 3,965
RE: the new Ally is home but I will get pics up soon!!
well I will out of town tonight and tomorrow, but I will try to get my wife to put pics up. Yeh, all silencers are on the string, I will probbably back the weight down a bit maybe 1-2 lbs to get in the IBO range for draw weight/arrow weight. Im a bit under weight on the arrow for 73# pull, arrows are 360 gr, IBO calls for 365 and 73 lbs, but I can turn it down to 72 and be right on...
I have heard nothing bad about the Ally.
05-02-2008, 01:04 PM
#19
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Jackson, Missouri
Posts: 7,051
RE: the new Ally is home but I will get pics up soon!!
Dangit... I should know better.
Slapped my old Hunter Hogg-It onafter I retrofitted it with the new wrap kit and my old Muzzy Zero Effect which I'd saved from my last Ally on today, and went out to sight her in.
I knew better than to shoot at the same spot from 20... but just by GUESTIMATING the pin gap (remember, I had to completely tear apart my Spot Hogg to install the new wrap kit), shot two arrowsfrom 30 that were almost touching inside the black dot on myrange bag.
ThenI stepped back to 40 and busted a nock on one of my A/C/Cs. Just confirmed why this is my all-time favorite bow I've ever owned -- once again.
Slapped my old Hunter Hogg-It onafter I retrofitted it with the new wrap kit and my old Muzzy Zero Effect which I'd saved from my last Ally on today, and went out to sight her in.
I knew better than to shoot at the same spot from 20... but just by GUESTIMATING the pin gap (remember, I had to completely tear apart my Spot Hogg to install the new wrap kit), shot two arrowsfrom 30 that were almost touching inside the black dot on myrange bag.
ThenI stepped back to 40 and busted a nock on one of my A/C/Cs. Just confirmed why this is my all-time favorite bow I've ever owned -- once again.
05-02-2008, 06:01 PM
#20
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location:
Posts: 7,367
RE: the new Ally is home but I will get pics up soon!!
ORIGINAL: Vabowman
This bow is so nice fellas!! I shot it several times and everything feels great!! smooth draw no vibration. shoots 288 fps!! 360 gr arrow at 73#, exceeded my expectations by a long shot. I think I found a keeper...
This bow is so nice fellas!! I shot it several times and everything feels great!! smooth draw no vibration. shoots 288 fps!! 360 gr arrow at 73#, exceeded my expectations by a long shot. I think I found a keeper...
Dan