chronographing your setup

[ishoot4thrills]

I'm with ya, Lee, I agree. Well said.

[LCH]

Why chrono one at all a fast trad bow is only 10 to 15 fps faster than a slow one. It could be hundreds of dollars more expensive though.

If you want speed get a compound. A slow hit is better than a fast miss anyday.LCH

[Lee Robinson .]

LCH, just food for thought, but you know in some cases a slow bow can also be hundreds of dollar more expensive than a fast one. Design is what determines performance, not price.

[HB3]

I like being able to see what changes in set up mean to performance, for example a heavier arrow does  not seem to slow the set up down that much and a heavier bow doesn't add that much speed, good things to know, enjoy tinkering with things.

[ishoot4thrills]

Originally posted by LCH:
Why chrono one at all a fast trad bow is only 10 to 15 fps faster than a slow one. It could be hundreds of dollars more expensive though.

If you want speed get a compound. A slow hit is better than a fast miss anyday.LCH

Nothing wrong with a slow trad bow, but there's nothing wrong with a high performance one either.
 

[Lee Robinson .]

Doug, it seems you and I think alike (at least on this topic anyway).  

[ishoot4thrills]

Yes Lee, my thoughts as well.

BTW, you make a fine looking bow!