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Centaur one piece or take down

Started by deerhunter_w, January 03, 2015, 07:35:00 AM

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deerhunter_w

Hello gang,

I'm just try to get some input on the centaur one piece and take down models. I'm on the build list and trying to decide which way to go. I usually go to Colorado hunting elk, and a take down would be a nice  feature. So my question is which do you prefer and why? Does the take down model shoot any different?

Thanks
Jeff
58" Tall Tines 49@28
58" Centaur Triple Carbon Elite 50@27
64" stickflinger 50@28
Professional Bowhunters Society

pamike

i have had both models and i can say they both shoot great. The takedown model has no additional vibration or any different feel.  I thought it might be heavier mass weight but it is really not.  Very impressed with this bow and if i was in your shoes i would buy the TD.
HABU Vyperkahn
Elk master
Hill Country Bobcat

nineworlds9

What pamike said.

If you want to split the difference between the two and just want the extra mass weight he can build a 1pc with Dark Matter as well.  He can also do exotic wood scales over the Dark Matter if you like that look.

Either way a Centaur is always a good decision.
52" Texas Recurve
58" Two Tracks Ogemaw
60" Toelke Chinook
62" Tall Tines Stickflinger
64" Big Jim Mountain Monarch
64" Poison Dart LB
66" Wes Wallace Royal
            
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cacciatore

I am happy with my TD,but traveling oversea a one piece isn't an option.
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
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Joeabowhunter

If the additional price isn't the concern then the td is the way to go.  It's going to give you more options in your backpack and while travelling.

Seth Stevens

Black Widow PCHX 60"

2020

I only have a one piece and I  love it,I have traveled with 1 piece bows before with no problems,but I also may be getting a takedown,either way you can't go wrong,good luck!

4dogs

Jims T/D shoots and feels exactly like his one piece and is rock solid. I just couldn't get over seeing that joint/seam splitting that perfectly beautiful bow in half.
>>>---TGMM, Family of the Bow--->

ermont

If you're only going to have one, get the two piece. No difference in the way it shoots but much more versatile.

Rob DiStefano

for me, a t/d bow is an airline travel must have.  other than that, there is no need for such a bow configuration.  for the very most part, there no real perceived difference 'tween like geometry t/d and 1pc bows.
IAM ~ The only government I trust is my .45-70 & my Ol' Brown Bess

deerhunter_w

I have a three piece tree all tines I can use for traveling if necessary.  Im just not sure if the t/d model is worth the extra $425.
58" Tall Tines 49@28
58" Centaur Triple Carbon Elite 50@27
64" stickflinger 50@28
Professional Bowhunters Society

stykshooter

It's a hard call for the extra $$ but TD is what I'll be ordering


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