Welcome to the Destroyer Family, you'll love it. Shigg's will have one before to long I bet. Oh yeah Steve I sold my boat today, going to the bank tomorrow to pick up the check. Sure hate to see that bad girl go but it is what it is. I will build a suicide machine next after things pick back up.
I'm gonna revise this a little as I am suspicious of the arrow weight in the original post even though I gave Low Fence the numbers.
I set a Destroyer 350 today at 29 inches (bow pulls slightly long)
72 lbs
385 grain arrow,
Peep, loop, catwhiskers, Whisker Biscuit.
320 fps on the nose.
Set my buddies up for him and here are the numbers:
65#
405 gr full metal jacket 400
27inch draw with stops on 27.5
bowjack and a biscuit
279 fps
shoots like a dream and smoken fast for this set up and 70 fp of energy
Most of these are coming in a little long and have a definate dump on the end of the cycle, so I'm wondering why you put the stop at 27.5 if the module is set at 27.
I usually set my stops on my personal bow at 28, and put the module at 28.5 decreasing letoff until I advance tha cams slightly, ending up at 28 1/4 with about 70-73 % letoff.
It just feels better and gives a sweet valley. It is shooting great and tuned perfect. Try it on one and see what you think. It is a learning process with these new bows.
It just feels better and gives a sweet valley. It is shooting great and tuned perfect. Try it on one and see what you think. It is a learning process with these new bows.
I guess everybody likes a different feel.
These bows have a fairly deep valley when set properly,(stop coinciding with module position), which is too much for me personally.
When this is done, at least on the longer draw-lengths, the cam overrotates sometimes causing tuning issues.
I'm glad your friends is working well with those settings.
When you have a 2 cam bow like the Destroyer, the higher the let-off, the harder to keep timed properly in most cases.
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