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Nice looking bow. I like the way you did yours without the red. The Asbell grip is my favorite grip mine feels natural and like my hand melts in the bow.
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Very nice bow! Congrats. You said yours is spine tolerant; can you elaborate?
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Tom - you're right...I prefer the "all natural" red on my bows.
Duncan - the Asbell grip for me just fills out the contact area of my hand more. I've never considered myself a high-wrist shooter, but the standard grip always created more of a pressure point in the web of my hand. The Asbell grip provides just the right amount of comfort and also does add IMO a great degree of pointability.
Shaun - I've only shot it a little so far at close range but I was getting apparently good arrow flight from Axis 500's, 30" w/125 gr point, and my usual Beman MFX 500's, 28.25" w/200 gr points. I haven't checked but these arrows are probably pretty close in spine, although I have owned other bows that wouldn't shoot both and were a lot more touchy.
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Didn't get to finish last post regarding arrow spine...
I really haven't had the opportunity do much tuning yet either...just installed the spider silencers, set a nock at 5/8", set BH at 8.5" and started shooting and was really surprised how well it performed with no adjustments!
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Very nice, there seems to be following for Widows without red glass. Good choice. It is nice to know that the people at Black Widow aim to please.
I haven't tried one, but like the PCHX and PLX with the veneers offered. Also like the idea of test driving a bow before buying.
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