2004 BowTech Liberty Picture
10-23-2003, 11:12 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: 2004 BowTech Liberty Picture
Actually nub, I also shoot an ' 03 Pat SC at 70 lbs with a 30 inch draw and I found the draw cycle to be totally acceptable. However, the draw cycle on last year' s Pat I-cam was a bit smoother than that found on the other I-cam bows in their lineup and definitely smoother than the ' 01 Pro38 that I had the year before. The ' 03 Pat DC' s draw cycle can, arguably, be called the stiffest draw cycle I have ever owned. I think that is the reason they rounded out most of the draw cycles on the various bows for this year.
10-23-2003, 06:31 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: 2004 BowTech Liberty Picture
ORIGINAL: nub
I shoot the 03 Pat DC at 70 lbs. and love the draw cycle. [:-] Maybe some people should face the fact they over bow themselves. Great bows and great custumer service.
Yes, I read the forums and have seen this stated many times, " That BowTech has a very hard draw cycle" so we made a smoother bow.
I' ll be giving a 2004 dual cam of some sort a try-out.
10-23-2003, 06:33 PM
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RE: 2004 BowTech Liberty Picture
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No, I don' t think being a little aroused is wrong... Well, yes I do.... You should be allot aroused!!!!...
Is it wrong that I' m a little aroused by that? Very nice bow.
No, I don' t think being a little aroused is wrong... Well, yes I do.... You should be allot aroused!!!!...
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10-24-2003, 05:13 AM
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RE: 2004 BowTech Liberty Picture
I' m just getting old and crotchety and my back likes a little bit easier draw cycle I' ll be giving a 2004 dual cam of some sort a try-out.
10-26-2003, 02:52 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: 2004 BowTech Liberty Picture
...and this is the guy who is going to order an 80 lb Liberty.....
...I don' t mind the peak weight at all if the cam is smooth enough. It' s those back end draw cycle buildups that give my back fits.Be that as it may, I was/am quite satisfied w/ the performance from my Mathews Legacy and Patriot singlecam and a 70 pound Liberty should be in the same ballpark as both of those, so I may just stick with 70 pounds, and enjoy the smoooooooooooooooooooooooth draw
who knows?..too many bows..not enough cash...I' ll change my mind momentarily
10-27-2003, 08:50 PM
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RE: 2004 BowTech Liberty Picture
Frank.......I' m having the same internal battle as you!
I' m 99% sure I' m going to order a Liberty, because " On paper" it' s my ideal hunting bow........but that long lost shorty is still calling. After owning a Mighty Mite I' m anxious to see the " New" VFT style version, and its a BURNER for that brace height![]
I' ve been given the " Official" Go ahead (All you married guys know what the " Official" go ahead means) to order at least one new bow (Working on 2
)so now its just a matter which one or ones?
I guess there could be worse things to worry about huh!?
I' m 99% sure I' m going to order a Liberty, because " On paper" it' s my ideal hunting bow........but that long lost shorty is still calling. After owning a Mighty Mite I' m anxious to see the " New" VFT style version, and its a BURNER for that brace height![
]I' ve been given the " Official" Go ahead (All you married guys know what the " Official" go ahead means) to order at least one new bow (Working on 2
)so now its just a matter which one or ones?I guess there could be worse things to worry about huh!?
