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Is an ILF riser and limbs a good way to go for a 3d target and hunting bow setup. Any decent risers preferably wood, in the 200 dollar range and 21 to 23 inches length?
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Originally posted by cwill View PostGreat info for future reference. What is your DL if you don't mind me asking? I'm 28" and was wondering where I start with spine. Thanks!
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Originally posted by Bisch View PostThe bow is a Primal Tech 3-pc longbow.
Current arrow is a .500 spine FMJ, 30 3/4” long (end of shaft to valley of nock), with a standard 16gr aluminum insert and 150gr point/broadhead. Also have a 7 1/2” Onestringer reflective wrap and 4 fletch with 2 1/2” parabolic feathers.
These arrows are flying well for me, and shoot well thru paper, but I still think they have to be stiff. I just bought some .600 spine axis carbon arrows to play with and see if I can get a better tune, but have yet to set them up/shoot them.
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Originally posted by one66stang View PostCan you tell me your arrow setup for this bow?
The bow is a Primal Tech 3-pc longbow.
Current arrow is a .500 spine FMJ, 30 3/4” long (end of shaft to valley of nock), with a standard 16gr aluminum insert and 150gr point/broadhead. Also have a 7 1/2” Onestringer reflective wrap and 4 fletch with 2 1/2” parabolic feathers.
These arrows are flying well for me, and shoot well thru paper, but I still think they have to be stiff. I just bought some .600 spine axis carbon arrows to play with and see if I can get a better tune, but have yet to set them up/shoot them.
Bisch
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Originally posted by Bisch View PostI’m hunting with 40# this year. Killed this pig with it a couple weeks ago:
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Originally posted by LegenW84itDary View PostGot my wife the bowtech starter, I think it’s called diamond edge. Great little package. Very adjustable draw length and pull weight
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No disrespect, but this thread is in the traditional forum and he was asking about trad bows.
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Got my wife the bowtech starter, I think it’s called diamond edge. Great little package. Very adjustable draw length and pull weight
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I've had many bows over the years, bought a black hunter longbow this year. Its without doubt the best shooting bow I've owned. 120 on Amazon. Made by sinoart.
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Seems that this club is pretty active.
Maybe consider looking around at Katy or local shops for local clubs. Many shooters dont hang around TBH.
Good skilling MrWill
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Originally posted by cwill View PostYessir I was thinking 40 would be my absolute max. Question is will that be sufficient for hunting if I keep my shots at 10-15 yards? Do you know any trad guys on the west side of Houston? Thanks sir!
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I’m hunting with 40# this year. Killed this pig with it a couple weeks ago:
It will definitely do the job if you can put the arrow in the correct place on the critter. It will work on any deer, and most pigs. I might be a little leery on a really big boar with a thick shield.
I know there are trad shooters in that area, but don’t know who is where. You can meet local folks at 3D shoots, but there may not be many shoots left for this year.
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Originally posted by Bisch View PostWhat he said^^^^^^!
Can’t go wrong with any of those as a starter bow.
Best thing you can do for yourself is to not get to high of a draw weight (I wouldn’t start over 40#), and find an experienced trad guy in your area to help you lessen the learning curve!
Good luck!
Bisch
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What he said^^^^^^!
Can’t go wrong with any of those as a starter bow.
Best thing you can do for yourself is to not get to high of a draw weight (I wouldn’t start over 40#), and find an experienced trad guy in your area to help you lessen the learning curve!
Good luck!
Bisch
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