Well I finally got her and tricked her out.
Seal fur shelf with a match stick under it to put radius right above grip
Bow Hush
Hush Puppies
moleskin pads under limbs
teflon tape on bolts
two limbsaver buttons
limbsaver strip on metal part of riser to keep my fingers warm
wrist strap
black hooded Great Northern quiver
tapped lower part of riser so I can have the side mount GN quiver
2117 XX78 Super Slam Easton arrows cut 28 inches with 150 grain tip
Came with 55 pound Game Master II limbs and pulls 53 pounds for me at 26.5 inches
She is quiet and smooth. Shoots really well and I am already happy with it. Can't wait to stick something with it. This is how I am grouping at 10 yards. Just a little bigger at 20.
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Nice looking bow. I haven't seen or shot one yet, but hope to sometime. I like metal risers, and that looks like a winner.
Looks great - and seems to be a shooter as well!
Now get that thing in the woods and make it bloody.
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