With all this talk about cam lean...
12-30-2008, 06:41 PM
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RE: With all this talk about cam lean...
The screws that hold the modules in your cams could be loose, make sure they are snug. Also, the roller guard could be making a ticking sound at mid draw if the rollers are needing lubed.
Hello JeffB!!!
Hello JeffB!!!
12-30-2008, 07:06 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: With all this talk about cam lean...
ORIGINAL: walks with a gimp
The screws that hold the modules in your cams could be loose, make sure they are snug. Also, the roller guard could be making a ticking sound at mid draw if the rollers are needing lubed.
Hello JeffB!!!
The screws that hold the modules in your cams could be loose, make sure they are snug. Also, the roller guard could be making a ticking sound at mid draw if the rollers are needing lubed.
Hello JeffB!!!
Wayne
12-31-2008, 08:17 AM
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RE: With all this talk about cam lean...
ORIGINAL: walks with a gimp
Cool! Let us know if it cures the tick.
Cool! Let us know if it cures the tick.
Wayne
12-31-2008, 09:43 AM
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RE: With all this talk about cam lean...
Squeeze in on the rollers with your thumb and index finger and then draw your bow. Hold on to that string if there's no arrow! Better yet put an arrow on the string and point it in a safe direction
Don't dry fire it!
Don't dry fire it!
12-31-2008, 11:53 AM
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RE: With all this talk about cam lean...
ORIGINAL: walks with a gimp
Squeeze in on the rollers with your thumb and index finger and then draw your bow. Hold on to that string if there's no arrow! Better yet put an arrow on the string and point it in a safe directionDon't dry fire it!
Squeeze in on the rollers with your thumb and index finger and then draw your bow. Hold on to that string if there's no arrow! Better yet put an arrow on the string and point it in a safe direction
Don't dry fire it!
Wayne
12-31-2008, 06:59 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: With all this talk about cam lean...
Sorry to hijack your thread MH46, but just wanted to say "hi" to WWAG, and JOEPA
Hey guys- I've got the itch again-at least to do some shooting so I'll be here a bit-lurking if not posting outright- I'll need some re-edjumacatin' on some of these there new-fangled bows-it's been basically 4 model years since I've touched a bow! 
P.S. I'll be out of town for a few days up in the Adirondacks, so I'm not hit & run posting this time,
Happy New Year to everyone!
Hey guys- I've got the itch again-at least to do some shooting so I'll be here a bit-lurking if not posting outright- I'll need some re-edjumacatin' on some of these there new-fangled bows-it's been basically 4 model years since I've touched a bow! P.S. I'll be out of town for a few days up in the Adirondacks, so I'm not hit & run posting this time,
Happy New Year to everyone! 
12-31-2008, 07:12 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: With all this talk about cam lean...
ORIGINAL: TFOX
Welcome back jeff,glad to have you back.
Did you here there are a couple new ACC models out?
Welcome back jeff,glad to have you back.
Did you here there are a couple new ACC models out?
I don't know what has confused me more- those crazy looking new Bowtechs, or trying to figure out Easton's Carbon arrow offerings- what a Clusterfudge..carbon, nano carbon..carbon with aluminum , carbon on the inside, carbon on the outside, WTF???
Hopefully my shop still sells Carbon tech[8D]