Did the same...high end, GAS Gohst strings, I think. I do shoot a lot, so thinking I put more use on it than most do. Nephew has the Reign i think..replaced the RPM and seems to be more forgiving.
Yea, that 500 isn't going to get you much in todays bow market. I'm shooting a Bow Tech 360 that has been out of date for several years but still shoots good. In 2015 it sold for right at 1000 bucks probably be almost double that to replace it....
3---- An old Rocky day pack, an old Cabelas Alaskan, and a Blacks Creek lumbar. Anyone looking for a lumbar pack really should check out that Blacks Creek. It is the "Cure"
Yea, I have one also. It seems to be a little hard on strings. Pretty radical bend in the cam causes the serving to separate where it flexes over that bend.
Ha years ago I got my wife a fishing rod and reel that I really wanted and figured she wouldn't take to it. Well, big surprise, she loves fishing now and that started many years of us fishing together. go figure....
I have had a .264 Win Mag for years, the thing just shoots awesome.. I wouldn't want to live on the difference between it and some of the more "modern" cartridges...
And that is why we need to stop calling them Republicans and Democrats...they are Liberals or Conservatives no matter what else they claim to be.......
CC When I lived in Humboldt Co. there was a fellow who hunted North Central Trinity Co. He took several big forks in there and he called them Pacific Forks. Just wondering if you ever heard of that term?
I have two VX lll s from the early 80s. one had to be rebuilt in 97 but was treated like a king during the process, which only took three days. These scopes have never lost their zero....one is on a 300 win mag and other is on a 25/06. shoot a few rounds each year to check zero but have not...