Seen this yet?
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Seen this yet?
I know I posted this ages ago, but I still don't understand exactly what this thing does-
http://www.savagearchery.com/store.p...cee32b19ef74cf
Savage Turbow dealie-ma-bob... At first, I assumed it simply restricted cable slide movement to increase draw weight, but from reading their description of it, I'm left wondering what the...
Anyone every seen or used one? What's it do exactly? Does it have any merit?
http://www.savagearchery.com/store.p...cee32b19ef74cf
Savage Turbow dealie-ma-bob... At first, I assumed it simply restricted cable slide movement to increase draw weight, but from reading their description of it, I'm left wondering what the...
Anyone every seen or used one? What's it do exactly? Does it have any merit?
#2
RE: Seen this yet?
I have a friend with an older browning bowthat tried to buy one of these from savage. They have discontuned the contraption. They told him they were getting heat from bow manufactures about it voiding their factory warranties.
#3
RE: Seen this yet?
I got somewhat of a headache just reading the description. At first glance I thought it was a fancy version of the Jennings Swing Arm cable guard.
Hey RB,
Why don't you do a "Have you seen this yet?" post about those new NAP limb dampeners?
Hey RB,
Why don't you do a "Have you seen this yet?" post about those new NAP limb dampeners?
#5
RE: Seen this yet?
Plus, if I buy a Bowtech or Merlin, I won't need them
Come on...ya know you want to post on them....find that link...they are just too "special" not to be commented on....
#8
RE: Seen this yet?
I've goofed around with the NAP Thunderblox. The work VERY well. As good as Sims AFAICT. The "Double split limb" versions are most excellent for Hoyt (or other split limb bows), but the double version does rob some speed.