A couple months back, I pulled the trigger on a used Howard Hill Big Five, a custom one 69.5 inches long, 70#@27 inches, straight limbs, mild locator grip.
Due to varying circumstances (slooowww shipping outa the States, customs, forest fire driving me from my house for a few weeks, travel, rain, etc) it took me quite a while to get around to shooting it. I've wanted an Ekin HH bow for quite a while, so I have been vibrating to shoot it.
Today, I finally got the chance to put some arrows down-range. I have to say... I like it a LOT. I used some 30" 650 grain woodies that I refletched to 5" helical, and really haven't had a chance to do any real tuning with it at all, and it still shot really well. If I do my part, it looks like it will slam arrows where I look, with some real authority. I look forward to more arrow tuning.
No hand shock at all, that I notice. I have it set up at 6.5" brace height, and my nock point is 3/8s over.
Anyone here have a similar bow, and have any tuning suggestions, regarding bow setup, and particularly arrows?
Topic: Howard Hill Big Five (Read 905 times)
