Picked up a used Super Shrew with the help of some fellow Tradgangers. Thanks guys!!!
The bow is 54" 56-58# at my draw length, wich is perfect. Ithas a layer of red glass between the belly lam. I LOVE IT!! Quick, smoooth, pretty quiet without any silencers. I have'nt messed with the brace height yet. Its about 7 3/8 right now. I think I'm actually gonna have to go up in spine about 10 lbs on my arras, the ones I shoot out of a couple of 60 and 55 lb bows seem weak.
This bow is gonna help me with the wait for the one I have on order with Ron (or make me order another I'm so impressed!)
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Very nice!
Are you gonna pass this one on when your new Shrew comes? :bigsmyl:
I'll have to wait to answer that Fletcher. I seem to have developed a bow disorder. I like to think of it as a collection, but my wife seems to think I'm a bowaholic. I try to tell her the 3-d shoots are the meetings for this affliction.
:D
:thumbsup: :goldtooth:
Looks good! Happy days afield with it!
nice good luck with it!
nice!
Oh yeah your going to love that bow :thumbsup:
Congratulations. Ron usually suggests 10-15 pounds over bow draw wieght for spine. Good luck with your new bow. I have great luck with Easton Axis 400 cut to 29.5" drawn to 28 3/4 and at about 58-59# at my draw. 200 grain points.
Thanks guys.
Thanks for the heads up Ray, I have a half dozen Axis, I'll give'em a shot.
AWESOME ! Good Luck with it.
Greg, does it have the original skinny 450+ string on it?
Not sure how to judge the material. Its a two bundle, 6 strands total. Looks skinny. Light brown and black. The string is in excellent shape, but I think Im gonna give you a call and order another. One time I accidently nicked a string while hunting and cut a few strands, ending a trip early, a good ways from home. Ever since I've always carried an extra.