This is my first parallel limb bow and did I sure pick a good one. Considered a workingman's bow with a $399 retail price, I added a drop away rest with containment arm, dead nuts sight and a front mount STS. At 29" draw and 60 lb. weight, I am firing a 353 grain Gold Tip at 273 feet per second. Very little vibration or hand shock and pretty quiet too.
My only issue has been with the string, I have had considerable stretch issues with it so after deer season I will be replacing it. Other than that, I love the way it feels and shoots.
An extremely good value for the money.
Good shooting.
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Martin Bengal
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djohns13 - Posts: 170
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Martin Bengal
by djohns13 » Tue Sep 16, 2008 3:08 pm
Darren Johnson
Internet Pro Staff Member - Indiana
Glad to talk to all of you, but I'd rather be sitting in a tree stand on a cool morning trying not to move so that the bruiser buck directly below me doesn't figure out that I am watching him!
Internet Pro Staff Member - Indiana
Glad to talk to all of you, but I'd rather be sitting in a tree stand on a cool morning trying not to move so that the bruiser buck directly below me doesn't figure out that I am watching him!
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RE: Martin Bengal
by ranwin33 » Tue Sep 16, 2008 3:27 pm
I have heard good things about the Martin bows. Ohhh, if we only had enough money to have one of each brand.
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djohns13 - Posts: 170
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RE: Martin Bengal
by djohns13 » Wed Sep 17, 2008 12:58 pm
No doubt, if I owned one of all of them, I could pick which one to use each day based upon my mood at the time. Come to think of it, I think that is how my wife picks which shoes to wear each day!
Good shooting.
Good shooting.
Darren Johnson
Internet Pro Staff Member - Indiana
Glad to talk to all of you, but I'd rather be sitting in a tree stand on a cool morning trying not to move so that the bruiser buck directly below me doesn't figure out that I am watching him!
Internet Pro Staff Member - Indiana
Glad to talk to all of you, but I'd rather be sitting in a tree stand on a cool morning trying not to move so that the bruiser buck directly below me doesn't figure out that I am watching him!
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