Lets see your hunting rigs for this year..........
08-03-2006, 08:49 PM
#23
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: May 2004
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RE: Lets see your hunting rigs for this year..........
ORIGINAL: DaveC
Gibblet & Rickjames, both of you mention the quietness of the rest. Is this both during the draw & during the shot?
I hate to high-jack, great looking bows again everyone.
Gibblet, time for one of those fancygrips like Rick's XT is wearing
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So Rob, how do you decide who gets to play?
Gibblet & Rickjames, both of you mention the quietness of the rest. Is this both during the draw & during the shot?
I hate to high-jack, great looking bows again everyone.
Gibblet, time for one of those fancygrips like Rick's XT is wearing
. So Rob, how do you decide who gets to play?
08-04-2006, 06:27 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2005
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RE: Lets see your hunting rigs for this year..........
I dont have a pic readily available, but if you check out www.huntonly.com you'll see my bow on the front page, under the article entitled bowhunters preplist... written by yours truely 
(and no this isnt a shameless plug, you guys know me better than that)
(and no this isnt a shameless plug, you guys know me better than that)
08-04-2006, 06:59 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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RE: Lets see your hunting rigs for this year..........
RIck James where did you get that grip from. I like the looks of it and the fact that it looks a lot slimmer than the stock Mathews grip that I have on my Outback. I have been wanting to do something with that grip for a while and just haven't yet.
08-04-2006, 07:21 AM
#28
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Lets see your hunting rigs for this year..........
ORIGINAL: turtleshell
RIck James where did you get that grip from. I like the looks of it and the fact that it looks a lot slimmer than the stock Mathews grip that I have on my Outback. I have been wanting to do something with that grip for a while and just haven't yet.
RIck James where did you get that grip from. I like the looks of it and the fact that it looks a lot slimmer than the stock Mathews grip that I have on my Outback. I have been wanting to do something with that grip for a while and just haven't yet.
Mine is the long nose, medium wrist black/silver.
08-04-2006, 01:59 PM
#29
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RE: Lets see your hunting rigs for this year..........
Mine is a '05 Diamond Victory with Cobra Diamondback dropaway rest, Montana Black Gold Dusk Devil II sight, Alpine Pro-Flex stabilizer, Alpine Soft-loc 5 arrow quiver, and STS. I'll be shooting Easton Axis 340s with 100gr 3 blade Muzzy's or I may try 100gr Slick Tricks this year. The bow is 65# and 29" draw.
My wife's bow is a '03 Alpine Impact X-treme with a Trap Door rest, TR Nitro 3 pin sight, Vibra-check stabilizer, and an Alpine Soft-loc 5 arrow quiver. The bow is at 40lbs and 25" draw. She will shoot Easton Epic 400s with 100gr 3 blade Muzzy's if she decides to hunt. This is also my back up bow. The draw length is very adjustable and I would turn it up to 50lbs and retune. I hope I won't need it.
My wife's bow is a '03 Alpine Impact X-treme with a Trap Door rest, TR Nitro 3 pin sight, Vibra-check stabilizer, and an Alpine Soft-loc 5 arrow quiver. The bow is at 40lbs and 25" draw. She will shoot Easton Epic 400s with 100gr 3 blade Muzzy's if she decides to hunt. This is also my back up bow. The draw length is very adjustable and I would turn it up to 50lbs and retune. I hope I won't need it.
