Here she is. 40# @ 28. This is about the 5th round and I was getting cold, but my groups were improving.
Can anyone tell me what criss-crossed arrows mean? I shoot 3 fingers split.
This will be the first bow with a rest and plunger that I've shot in quite a while and am looking forward to dialing it in to a sweet tune.



Mick    

Man, that's some pretty white sand on the beach where you are shooting>>>LOL.

I've heard nothing but good things about the Quinns.  Enjoy.

SOS you don't have this kind of sand where you live!  :cool:  
I had to finid out about the Quinns for myself.  So far so good.

Mick  

That is the exact bow that I am thinking about getting; a 40# Quinn Stallion.  Looks good!


What is your arrow combination for that?

Brett

I'll take a shot at the crossed arrows.  If you are shooting wood, it could be the slight difference in spine you get in a batch.  Your plunger will probably take care of it.  When I switched to four fletch it straightened my cedars.  There again, it could just be cold fingers.  I know mine would be cold in that environment!

Not being familiar with the Quinn's, I would like to know if it's an ILF bow?
thanks, Gene

L.E.   Not ILF, Quinn custom.
Focousource:  Those are Gold Tip 3555 carbons with 100 grains up front.  
Mick

Ihave 2 quins, both 60" and #47 & #50 @28. I initally had some grouping like this or would shoot a great group, then a nother one left. I finally figured out the bow was torquing of the meaty part of my hand, put a wrist sling on and hold with forfinger and thumb loosely and watchem pile up, straight in! These bows are smokers, replacment limbs are affordable and they are about bombproof. I am thinking of getting a #40 set, just for 3D. I shoot the Vapor 2000's, cut to 28&1/2, 150 up front,4" parabolics for great flight. Hope this helps. Sam.