New Bowtech and Diamond Pics!
09-22-2008, 09:17 PM
#61
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Dover, PA USA
Posts: 5,497
RE: New Bowtech and Diamond Pics!
ORIGINAL: Rickmur
Why the big secret anyway
. If the bows are being produced get them to market. I think they ought to be released before Nov too, that's way too late to make a decession and be ready for hunting season. Should be introduced in June/July.
Why the big secret anyway
. If the bows are being produced get them to market. I think they ought to be released before Nov too, that's way too late to make a decession and be ready for hunting season. Should be introduced in June/July.
It IS 2008.
09-22-2008, 09:22 PM
#63
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Oct 1998
Location: Hughesville, PA USA
Posts: 18,322
RE: New Bowtech and Diamond Pics!
ORIGINAL: Rickmur
Why the big secret anyway. If the bows are being produced get them to market. I think they ought to be released before Nov too, that's way too late to make a decession and be ready for hunting season. Should be introduced in June/July.
Why the big secret anyway
. If the bows are being produced get them to market. I think they ought to be released before Nov too, that's way too late to make a decession and be ready for hunting season. Should be introduced in June/July.
09-22-2008, 09:24 PM
#64
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 10,679
RE: New Bowtech and Diamond Pics!
Yeah, Our 2008 season starts OCTOBER 18th and goes till November 16th.
Introduce the bows November 1st when everyones archery season is well underway and the pre hunting season selling season is over. They will arrive in plenty enough time for theChristmas selling season. We don't all live and work in theMidwest ya know.
Don't most of us make the decision on what bow to hunt with in Novemberway back in May, June, July?
Introduce the bows November 1st when everyones archery season is well underway and the pre hunting season selling season is over. They will arrive in plenty enough time for theChristmas selling season. We don't all live and work in theMidwest ya know.
Don't most of us make the decision on what bow to hunt with in Novemberway back in May, June, July?
09-23-2008, 06:21 AM
#66
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Central, WI
Posts: 1,860
RE: New Bowtech and Diamond Pics!
"Brace Height Draw Weights Draw Length A2A IBO MSR
Admiral 7" 40,50,60,70 24-30 31 1/16" 320 $829
Captain 7" 50,60,70 24-30 34" 323 $849
Sentinel 7" 40,50,60,70 24.5-30.5 36.75 325 $849
Brigadier 8" 40,50,60,70 25-30 40" 315 $849
82nd 6.125 60,60,70 26.5-30.5 36.25 350 $829
SWAT 7 1/8 50,60,70 26-31" 34" 322 $699
/pkg $999
Sniper 7.875 60,70 27-30 34.062 312 $649
Iceman 7.125 40,50,60,70 26-30 31.5 323 $829
Marquis 7" 50,60,70 26-30 34.5 322 $749
Black Ice 7.5 50,60,70 26-30 32 318 $699
Stud 7" 50,60,70 25-30 33.25 318 $629
Rock 7" 40,50,60,70 25-30 31.625 318 $449
Edge 7" 29,60 19-29 31 308@29 $299 " states AT.
Admiral 7" 40,50,60,70 24-30 31 1/16" 320 $829
Captain 7" 50,60,70 24-30 34" 323 $849
Sentinel 7" 40,50,60,70 24.5-30.5 36.75 325 $849
Brigadier 8" 40,50,60,70 25-30 40" 315 $849
82nd 6.125 60,60,70 26.5-30.5 36.25 350 $829
SWAT 7 1/8 50,60,70 26-31" 34" 322 $699
/pkg $999
Sniper 7.875 60,70 27-30 34.062 312 $649
Iceman 7.125 40,50,60,70 26-30 31.5 323 $829
Marquis 7" 50,60,70 26-30 34.5 322 $749
Black Ice 7.5 50,60,70 26-30 32 318 $699
Stud 7" 50,60,70 25-30 33.25 318 $629
Rock 7" 40,50,60,70 25-30 31.625 318 $449
Edge 7" 29,60 19-29 31 308@29 $299 " states AT.
09-23-2008, 06:55 AM
#68
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Phoenixville, PA USA
Posts: 5,541
RE: New Bowtech and Diamond Pics!
I really like the looks of the new riser designs very sharp. No numbers that have been listed really jump out at me, but I think Bowtech took a lot of the good things they were doing and made some improvements on them so that should be good.
It is curious to see the SWAT and Sniper having standard cable guards with the majority of the line-up carrying the cable rollers.
It looks like Bowtech will have another big selling year this year. We certainly have enough choices.
It is curious to see the SWAT and Sniper having standard cable guards with the majority of the line-up carrying the cable rollers.
It looks like Bowtech will have another big selling year this year. We certainly have enough choices.
09-23-2008, 06:58 AM
#69
Join Date: Oct 2007
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RE: New Bowtech and Diamond Pics!
jbowersox
I believe I can answer you question about them moving the suppressors. On my new 101stI was having problems with the string loop rotating around the string after every shot. I had it tightened and retied a few times but still had the problem. I took it back to the shopand spoke toone of the more knowledgeable guys. He told methe suppressor isto close to loop causing it to snap around. I had an after market one put on in the lower position and problem solved. There was also a problem with the kisser buttons not staying on and being to close to old suppressor.It also seems to quieter now. Ken
I believe I can answer you question about them moving the suppressors. On my new 101stI was having problems with the string loop rotating around the string after every shot. I had it tightened and retied a few times but still had the problem. I took it back to the shopand spoke toone of the more knowledgeable guys. He told methe suppressor isto close to loop causing it to snap around. I had an after market one put on in the lower position and problem solved. There was also a problem with the kisser buttons not staying on and being to close to old suppressor.It also seems to quieter now. Ken
