About ten years ago I did . . . I was on AT and it was all the rage. I really liked that bow and it performed great but at the same time I learned how to do a walk back and broadhead tune so I've generally tuned my bow myself or gotten local help.
I'm heading to elk hunt this year and wanted to know my equipment was in top performance. After a lot of trouble with my nocam (even with help) I decided I was going to give crackers a whirl again after a decade.
Got my bows back and candidly I'm a bit blown away with the performance. First I shot both bows into a new side on my block and both bows (heli-m and halon) are getting between 3 and 4" of additional penetration with the same arrows.
To be clear both bows were getting bullet holes and I'd done walk backs on both of them out to 60. I set my bows between 62 and 65lbs and shooting a 400 arrow that weighs 396 gr. The heli-m was in the 260 range and came back at 274 and the halon was around 271 and came back shooting 293. Same poundage (64 on both).
Was expensive and I'm not going to go into all of what he said he did nor do I care. All I can say is that with very little effort I'm grouping very well at longer distances (i generally group well at 25 yards but I'm getting that same group out to 40) and the speeds are a bit surprising.
I'm sure lots of folks will pile on as to why but for me I'm pretty dang happy with the results!
I'm heading to elk hunt this year and wanted to know my equipment was in top performance. After a lot of trouble with my nocam (even with help) I decided I was going to give crackers a whirl again after a decade.
Got my bows back and candidly I'm a bit blown away with the performance. First I shot both bows into a new side on my block and both bows (heli-m and halon) are getting between 3 and 4" of additional penetration with the same arrows.
To be clear both bows were getting bullet holes and I'd done walk backs on both of them out to 60. I set my bows between 62 and 65lbs and shooting a 400 arrow that weighs 396 gr. The heli-m was in the 260 range and came back at 274 and the halon was around 271 and came back shooting 293. Same poundage (64 on both).
Was expensive and I'm not going to go into all of what he said he did nor do I care. All I can say is that with very little effort I'm grouping very well at longer distances (i generally group well at 25 yards but I'm getting that same group out to 40) and the speeds are a bit surprising.
I'm sure lots of folks will pile on as to why but for me I'm pretty dang happy with the results!
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