Thread: Show us ya rig

Here's mine:


PSE Vision 70 lbs
Gold Tip 7595 Arrows with Muzzy broad heads
Standard 3 pin sight, whisper biscuit, and quiver.

Mathews z extreme 60lb

Shot lots of goats/bunnies/turkeys with it but still chasing the first deer. Fired arrows over and under them though so can't be too far away. .....

Not new but new for me.

Mathews Monster
65(ish) pound @ 28.5"

Just bought a Bear Agenda 34, pictures to follow after set up

PSE surge set at 70 pounds 28" Draw shoting 29" arrows currently in the shop getting new string and QAD fallaway rest an be moving to single pin trophy ridge sight
post betta pics when get it back with upgrades

My new PSE Carbon Air ECS32. I had it restrung by Advanced Archery, and the arrows refletched to match.
61 pound DW, 29in DL, Hamskea drop away rest, IQ sight, and a Trufire wrist release.

Originally Posted by Obsidian

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My new PSE Carbon Air ECS32. I had it restrung by Advanced Archery, and the arrows refletched to match.
61 pound DW, 29in DL, Hamskea drop away rest, IQ sight, and a Trufire wrist release.

How are the new strings going? I was going to get some new strings from AA this summer...

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Your Bowtech looks nice man.
Yeah the new strings are great. It came with red strings originally which looked hideous.
What distance are you shooting at in the photo?

Bowtech Reign 6 set at 65lbs, I recently switched arrows to Gold Tip Hunter XT's totalling about 510grs. That's about my best effort to date shooting it...

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That's at 40 yards (36m) which is about as far as I have shot out to. I need to get the sight tape only my sight sorted when I have time.

How do you find the overall weight with the carbon riser?

When I've got the quiver full of arrows on the Reign it feels pretty heavy - apparently a heavier bow holds on target steadier(?) but I've never tried anything else to be able to tell

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That's pretty impressive at that distance, imo. I can get max 15 meters across my front yard at home and my groupings are about the same as yours at 36, haha.
My carbon air is super light. I'm new to archery and don't have much to go off of, but the people at Advanced Archery also commented on how light it is, so I'll take that as confirmation.
Couldn't say if a heavy bow holds steadier, but it certainly reduces fatigue.
My first bow is that EK Archery Research piece of junk shown in the first photo, that thing weighs a ton by comparison. But, it was cheap, and it got me back into archery (I had a bow about 15 years ago).

Got this a couple of weeks ago and am just getting to grips with it. Really enjoying it but I think game animals are pretty safe from me at the moment.
I have shot it out to 30 yards but am still playing with the sights for different distances. I am sitting inside today watching the rain so am restricted to the 10 yards I can shoot inside. Haven't damaged anything yet...

FFS. Can't seem to get this photo the right way up!

Best group today at 43 yards. I could usually get at least two arrows close together but then had some pretty wild ones too.

Bit of sight adjustment to do but happy with progress so far.