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Author Topic: Trying the ACS CX @70#  (Read 1430 times)

Offline Elk Chaser

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Re: Trying the ACS CX @70#
« Reply #40 on: October 28, 2007, 08:45:00 AM »
I guess there is no magic to the tuning of a bow you have to tale the time shoot it ans shott it making adjustments all the time. then for mw after 8 days you a great flying arrow.
No short cuts here.
Das 60" 65#
Border Blk Douglas 62#
New Border  hex 5 limbs 76#
Habu Death adder 64" 64#
ACS CX 29" at 70#

And a yes a Compound just 1

Offline foudarme

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Re: Trying the ACS CX @70#
« Reply #41 on: October 28, 2007, 01:09:00 PM »
thats not a scoop for me Elk, owning and shooting many bows between 80# and 100#, I have spent many long days for tuning them and finding the best arrow setup, so I know all of that, I have even translated in french for all the french bowhunters the bare shaft tuning method...I have perfect flights with some 950gr fulfilled 2020 (80# range) and 2117 (90# and above) but I would like to try with some carbon shafts...I tryed the safari grizzlysticks but they are very stiff (spined at 208# !!!), very expensive in my country and have a notch weakness conception's that make me ruined a 100# LB on a (new) nock explosion, so I don't want them anymore. I am about to recieve my new border black douglas hex V limbs, 90#@28, in a few weeks and I want to try with them those GT100 fulfilled as explained above...

Offline Elk Chaser

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Re: Trying the ACS CX @70#
« Reply #42 on: October 30, 2007, 07:02:00 AM »
foudarme

We have a lot in common, I will be getting a Border Black Douglas from sid in about 4 weeks its only a 70# one .
The adcock method works well and I just wanted to say I apprecuiate your help in this post.
Bill
Das 60" 65#
Border Blk Douglas 62#
New Border  hex 5 limbs 76#
Habu Death adder 64" 64#
ACS CX 29" at 70#

And a yes a Compound just 1

Offline foudarme

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Re: Trying the ACS CX @70#
« Reply #43 on: October 30, 2007, 03:59:00 PM »
yes we have a lot in common...but me I still have...3 compounds left  :knothead:  

I am still waiting the larry's answer about my next acs poundage...according to jody it will be my trick in a little month    :thumbsup:

Offline Elk Chaser

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Re: Trying the ACS CX @70#
« Reply #44 on: October 30, 2007, 09:50:00 PM »
Good luck with the response ont  the ACs CX hope he can get you what you want , man your way up on the poundage here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Das 60" 65#
Border Blk Douglas 62#
New Border  hex 5 limbs 76#
Habu Death adder 64" 64#
ACS CX 29" at 70#

And a yes a Compound just 1

Offline Mike Orton

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Re: Trying the ACS CX @70#
« Reply #45 on: October 30, 2007, 11:24:00 PM »
To the best of my knowledge the highest poundage limbs that A & H sells for a 66" ACS-CX are 66# at 28" draw.  My understanding they don't make anything larger unless they have changed policy.  Not sure if the draw weight goes down as the limb length shortens
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Offline foudarme

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Re: Trying the ACS CX @70#
« Reply #46 on: October 31, 2007, 03:48:00 PM »
there is a part of the larry answer's:" for heaver limbs we'll be working on that.  As of right now we have some concerns about our heavy limbs. Currently were building more with carbon,  action wood and uniweff. We will be testing these limbs out at draw length out to 32" to see how they perform and if they can hold up to the stress."

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