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adcock acs 3 piece question, picture added

Started by jrchambers, January 10, 2010, 12:27:00 PM

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jrchambers

i have a 64 inch acs it seems to have a good bit of reflex deflex un strung but when strung it looks like a d shape bow, all of the pics on ols site look like a hybrid when strung, to get that look the brace height would have to be at 5"
wondering if this is all the way its suposed to be

calgarychef

Could you post a picture of your bow?

the chef

jrchambers


Jerry Wald

Here's a pic of the one I have for sale on the classified - seems prety good to me and it's brace height is 7-1/4"

   

jer bear

jrchambers

yeah that has a bit more reflex than mine, here is a pic

Bonecracker

I have the same bow and I also brace at 7 1/4. The brace height of your bow looks to high in that picture! What does it measure from the throat of the grip?
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wtpops

Drop an e-mail to A&H im sure they will help you out. Does look strange, mine has much more reflex than that.



Heres one more that shows it also

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wtpops

I reread your post and see you stated "OL's" website. What year is your bow and is it an ACS/CX
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Kris

I agree with you JR, your limbs do look "bowed out" or "D" shaped if braced at 7.25".  Before I saw the picture I wouldn't have believed it.  From just the photo though, it does appear that there should be a little more reflex one third the distance in from the tips.  Certainly worth asking the good folks at A&H.  Hard to believe that your limbs should be any different though.  I'll be curious to hear.

Good luck

Kris

grizz

The bows could have come out of the same form, sometimes I change things with the amount or degree of tapers used. A slight difference in speed might be the only difference.
mike

jrchambers

it isnt a AnH, its a adcock acs not cx not sure how old but probably at least 6 years if  not more.

Cherokee Scout

What is the poundage. Maybe the lighter poundage bows have lighter tips, limbs flex more towards being straight with lighter poundages?
John

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Big Sneaky

I would probably guess that it is one of the ACS's that O.L. built prior to the CX.  Sure has more of a D shape than any of the ACS CX's I have owned.
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