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Picked the bow up yesterday. New cams, mods, and paper tuned. All it cost was shipping. I was fully ready to pay the price, Martin customer service is second to none! They treated me great the first...

Well I have an update. Shop called this afternoon and said my bow was shipped back on the 21st, so it should be here in the next couple days. Shop owner told me that C.S. stated the cams and mods...

Shot feathers for many, many years and love them. Couple years ago I switched to try the blazer vanes. This year I'm using the Quick spin vanes. Comparing them I honestly see no difference between...

Just to add to the rest. Almost all traditional bows are built for specific draw weights at 28" draw. Unless custom made (draw weight specifically set for a certain length). Usually the longer the...

They haven't made the Lynx recurve in many years. With the current setup its #45 at 28" and 70" long if I remember. Have to go look at it. Extremely smooth draw and shooting bow. Nice thing with the...

Although I don't need them, I will atest to the quality which is first rate. I have a complete set and love them. My bracket is a little different, will it fit any bow or is that the Hoyt style...

We usually average around 50-60" of snow a winter. I don't think we hit 10" total so far this year. The storm last night that was supposed to give us 1-3" just gave rain. Lived here all my life and...

For what its worth, I tend to like the flo. orange and greens. As for custom strings, the only one I ever purchased was a Winner's Choice that is currently on my Scepter 3. She needs replacement...

When drawing back there is a little cam lean, and honestly I don't remember if there was any lean before/originally. I do know it's not as much as I've seen on other new off the shelf bows. Stopping...

I too had/have a Lynx magnum. Mine being a little older than yours. As for the string, arrow, and sight pin not lining up directly in plane with each other (I think I got that right), I would think...

Well, I did the same thing to my bow. Although I sent it back for inspection/repair, there is a lot of useful info given me by others. To numerous to mention, here's a link to the thead...
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I use a limbdriver on my Nemesis (like it alot) and a Golden Key Premier on my Scepter 3. I have no need for a capture style rest, so I can't help there. In fact, if I was still shooting larger...

We didn't take the cam off, but used a small straight edge on it and they appear fine. But taking them off and laying on a flat surface would be the best way. Right now it should be at the factory,...

Did check the joints where the riser comes together. the film dip/paint is not cracked or split. By looking at it you still can't tell its not a one piece riser. As for the Barnsdale limbs, not sure...

I'm leaning towards the whole riser thing as a optical illusion. They pulled the axles out and inspected, and also put a straight edge on the cams to check for any warpage. Also checked them for...

If the riser is not cut out, so as you can shoot it off the shelf, it would probably be in the med to late 80's. If the riser is cut out for clearance then its probably early 90's. Probably not a...

Short time ago I did a stupid thing.... I dry fired my bow. Took it to the pro shop and had the string put back on (came off the top cam) and inspected. Looked okay, a couple test shots and it seems...