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28-07-06, 12:48 AM
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| Bowtech Allegiance I am planning to buy a bowtech allegiance for outdoor fita, but before i make the purchase I'd like to find out the best setup for a 28" draw length 50-60 lbs, arrow rest fallaway or fix rest (blade), x10 arrows, 80 or 65 let off, fast mode or smooth mode, stabilizer length, tuning tips... can anybody out there with experience on this bow give me some advise? tks... __________________      |
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28-07-06, 12:53 AM
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| Pretty much the exact same setup to me. I was using X10 380's and while the grouped well, I kept getting the odd bit of fletch contact. It wouldn't affect the impact position thanks to my spring steel rest, but I would lose the odd fletch. Trying some 430 Navs this weekend. Tried 6 different spines of X10 with the same result, so I suspect that it's something I am doing. I'm shooting the smooth mods at 80% letoff. I was using the fast but needed a shorter module and they didn't have the fast ones in stock. Decided to just stick with the smooths for now.
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28-07-06, 01:35 AM
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| Bowtech Allegiance Thanks Markus, I noticed you seem to be connected with URBAN, if I order the bow online with urban can you you help setting it up before they ship it to me. I am planning to imitate your setup and I'm going to order all accessories except the sight... any comment on using spin wings with 430 navs or 300 triples... |
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28-07-06, 08:15 AM
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| Yeah happy to do that for you. I'm not a fan of spin wings. Too brittle and give no advantage over conventional vanes. I really like the Bohning X-Vanes. My wife, Jim Park and Sten Nigol are all using them now as well.
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