Post by DocHolladay on Nov 21, 2007 3:59:27 GMT -5
I have been in the market for a better bow for the majority of this year. I was looking forward to getting a Diamond Black Ice. Well, I was talking to a friend the other evening and he gave me a link to a bow over at AT. The bow is nice, but the price was a little high for me to pay, but it had been lowered since no one was interested in it. I PM'd the member and listed what I would like to have with the bow and if he would accept $300 for everything I listed. He accepted and my payment went through last night.
The guy has been keeping in touch with me pretty much daily about the bow, my payment and shipping. I am hoping that by some miracle it gets here by tomorrow afternoon, but it looks more like mon or tues of next week. I am pumped about it.
Below is his original post and I have put a line through what I didnt ask for. I hope he includes some of the smaller items, "just because". Let me know what you all think. The bow is in perfect shape in the pics.
The guy has been keeping in touch with me pretty much daily about the bow, my payment and shipping. I am hoping that by some miracle it gets here by tomorrow afternoon, but it looks more like mon or tues of next week. I am pumped about it.
Below is his original post and I have put a line through what I didnt ask for. I hope he includes some of the smaller items, "just because". Let me know what you all think. The bow is in perfect shape in the pics.
I have a 2004 LH BowTech VFT Extreme setup I'd like to sell with extras. This bow I've owned since new and is in excellent condition. Bow is at 29 inch draw and has 60-70lb limbs.
This last summer I had the riser and the SIMMS vibration nodule custom film dipped at Tarjac. I also installed new aft pivots and packings in the limb pockets and installed a new Cedar Hills custom string (452X), black and olive drab.
Installed on the bow:
- 2007 Cobra Diamondback Dropaway rest (Like new condition)
-Copper John Dead Nuts II Mossy Oak Camo sight with five new 0.019 pins (Excellent condition)
- BowTech 6 inch camo stabilizer. This is a freebie since a big piece of camo has chipped off the front (see pic). Still functions great.
-Braided wrist strap (excellent condition)- 3/16 peep sight
-NAP cable slide
- BowTech limb and cable guide vibration absorbers
- SIMMS Quad limb vibration dampers (like new condition)
Additional items included with the bow:
- Flambeau hard cover bow case (Excellent condition)
- New Cedar Hills Custom String, 452X, tan and olive drab green
-Extra I2 module for the cam, 29 inch draw
- 4 slipjax
- 2 stringjax
- The original limb pivots (excellent condition)
- 3 new limb pocket packings-Three extra 0.029 copper john sight pins (excellent condition)
- One extra 0.019 copper john sight pin (pin is new, fiber is broken)- 2 extra BowTech limb vibration absorbers
Everything for $375 TYD, UPS deliverable address, lower 48.
This last summer I had the riser and the SIMMS vibration nodule custom film dipped at Tarjac. I also installed new aft pivots and packings in the limb pockets and installed a new Cedar Hills custom string (452X), black and olive drab.
Installed on the bow:
- 2007 Cobra Diamondback Dropaway rest (Like new condition)
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- BowTech 6 inch camo stabilizer. This is a freebie since a big piece of camo has chipped off the front (see pic). Still functions great.
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- BowTech limb and cable guide vibration absorbers
- SIMMS Quad limb vibration dampers (like new condition)
Additional items included with the bow:
- Flambeau hard cover bow case (Excellent condition)
- New Cedar Hills Custom String, 452X, tan and olive drab green
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- 4 slipjax
- 2 stringjax
- The original limb pivots (excellent condition)
- 3 new limb pocket packings-
- One extra 0.019 copper john sight pin (pin is new, fiber is broken)
Everything for $375 TYD, UPS deliverable address, lower 48.
). I also bought a used STS for $15 and have installed it. I shot it without the STS and with. What I noticed was it quietened down the string noise/vibration and hand shock, very nice indeed 
. For it not to do this, I have to draw extremely slow and that doesnt work for me. It tends to make my arm tired after a few shots. What I am doing at the present, is setting the arrow on top of the rubber holder and just not leaning my bow right or left, to allow the arrow to fall. Other than that, it is a dream to shoot, what little I have done. Once I decide whether I am going to put my WB on it or go with a different drop-away, I will get pics up. I still have to tune it and sight it in. It is close enough now, I can shoot it at 10yds and hit my target.
