pdq5oh - How's the Pro40 F-cam
12-08-2003, 02:07 PM
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Oh USA
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RE: pdq5oh - How's the Pro40 F-cam
DLE, I haven't gotten to shoot it allot yet. What I can tell you from initial impression is this. The draw is very smooth, as reported by others. The balance is very neutral. There is virtually no recoil or vibration, and they are extremely quiet. I shoot 60# bows but feel a 70# F cam would not be a problem for me. All the shooting I did, I was messing with the rest & sight. The couple of groups I shot were very satisfactory, given the first time shooting it. I let a couple of others shoot it and they were very impressed. The two things most commented on were how smooth, and how quiet. I hope to shoot it more this week, time permitting. I'll fill you in.
12-09-2003, 02:09 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Brunswick, OH
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RE: pdq5oh - How's the Pro40 F-cam
Indeed, this bow is sweet shootin 
. pdq5oh gave me the opportunity to shoot this bow the other day and I was inpressed. The bow had basically zero hand shock and a very smooth draw curve. The first group I shot was 20 yards and all arrows were touching. I even split one of pdq5oh's arrows[&:]. Sorry pdq50h
. If I could shoot this bow this accurately when it wasn't even set up for me then I can only imagine after some practice. Bowtech definately makes sweet shootin bows 
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. pdq5oh gave me the opportunity to shoot this bow the other day and I was inpressed. The bow had basically zero hand shock and a very smooth draw curve. The first group I shot was 20 yards and all arrows were touching. I even split one of pdq5oh's arrows[&:]. Sorry pdq50h. If I could shoot this bow this accurately when it wasn't even set up for me then I can only imagine after some practice. Bowtech definately makes sweet shootin bows .
12-09-2003, 07:39 PM
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RE: pdq5oh - How's the Pro40 F-cam
Well, my dealer talked with his rep today and he is going to try and push my bow in with the other 3 he has on order so I should be getting my Pro40 w/ F-cam by the middle of next week, as along as the rep wasn't blowing smoke up my dealer's arse!
I also talked with a Bowtech rep and they said new limbs, cams, strings, & cable and I can have a Pro40 dually, uh I may have to do that because $750 is a lot to fork out for another bow!!
But its only money!
I also talked with a Bowtech rep and they said new limbs, cams, strings, & cable and I can have a Pro40 dually, uh I may have to do that because $750 is a lot to fork out for another bow!!
But its only money!
12-11-2003, 06:53 PM
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RE: pdq5oh - How's the Pro40 F-cam
fishon01-
I talked with one of techs at Bowtech and he told me they do not sell their cams separately. Seems they have had problems with them getting into the wrong hands. He did say that you could send them your bow and they'd do a swap for you for $250 but you don't get your old limbs & cams back, which didn't make a whole lot of sense to me.
I talked with one of techs at Bowtech and he told me they do not sell their cams separately. Seems they have had problems with them getting into the wrong hands. He did say that you could send them your bow and they'd do a swap for you for $250 but you don't get your old limbs & cams back, which didn't make a whole lot of sense to me.