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- Fine tuning bowtechs overdrive binary cam
Fine tuning bowtechs overdrive binary camI jave an insanity cpx and have noticed it like a little cam lean toward the riser You should have both cams leaning the same Your center shot should be set by measuring it so your arrow rest the same at the front of the riser as the back If you have a lot of cam lean look at your form and make sure its not you causing the bow to need more lean The
- Setting cam lean on Bowtech Experience
Setting cam lean on Bowtech ExperienceWhich cable guard system always makes a big difference Standard post and slides require a lot of twists Experience's flex-guard not as many, but still quite a few I believe most real serious Binary Overdrive guys are yoke tuning these days It drives me crazy to have cam lean no matter what type of cam But the BOD really does do very well with yoke
- 270 winchester and IMR 4831 - Hunting Washington
IMR 4831 has worked for me and the family for years My 270 loves IMR 4831 I could careless if my 270 ever shoots over 3000 fps I care more about accuracy Some guys want speed and some guys want to dot eyes If you can have both then more power to you I prefer the 140 gr and will never go back to a 130 Just has worked much better for me Made that change about 35 yrs ago and
- Wyoming Elk Unit 40 - Hunting Washington
Wyoming Elk Unit 40Story of the hunt went like this: We had hunted 8 days straight, seen a few small groups of cows, some old wallows and rubs A few distant bugles but nothing that seemed like we could chase We would typically ride 3-10 miles on the ATV's from the main camp, parke 'em, then burn a few miles on foot before we started hunting Found a decent sized wallow that looked fresh one
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