mathews outback question
#3
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Rushville NE
Posts: 343
RE: mathews outback question
No you don't have to put it in a press, it's as simple as unscrewing an allen head screw & putting it in the other hole. Whichever hole you decide to keep it in remember to locktight it. Very simple.
#5
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: SC USA
Posts: 1,434
RE: mathews outback question
That's correct.....no press ! Just moving the draw stop peg to the 65% hole ! Only tool is a allen wrench ! I haven't tried it on my Outback yet .....but on my LX it basically removed the valley ! With any creep what so ever.....the cam would roll over ! The Outback already has a pretty narrow valley so I imagine setting it to 65% will be the same or worse than the LX ! And in case you didn't know......when you adjust to 65% your draw length will be reduced by 1/2" because your cam stops before it's full rotation !
My LX was 1 fps faster on 30" 80% than it was on 29.5" 65% ......just in case anyone is wondering ! Good Luck !!
My LX was 1 fps faster on 30" 80% than it was on 29.5" 65% ......just in case anyone is wondering ! Good Luck !!
#7
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2004
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RE: mathews outback question
In addition I noticed this at my club. As stated above its just one allen screw. It has a rubber / plastic bushing around it as a bump stop. My Shop had a couple of different size bushig that he fined tuned to get the valley / wall he wanted. Very cool!!!!!