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I find the Firecat grip to be very thin. I feel as if the grip, even when I practice proper form, encourages left/right play because it is of such a narrow profile within my...

That's good enough for me. Whiskers it is. Thanks

I'm looking for ways to quiet my Firecat 360, anyone try the Martin Speed Lizards? Billed as reducing string noise and vibration without losing speed. Did a conversion to a cable rod and slide,...

Thanks alot.

Hi Gang. I'm not able to locate either my manual, or a section of the tech specs regarding the module numbers and their corresponding draw lengths. Any suggestions. I know I was able to determine...

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I have used a triple and even a quadruple spread "horizontal" peep. In fact the first peep I ever used was a peep that split the string four ways. I thought I liked it while I was...

Thanks Gibson787,

Understood. What is that slot/2 screw set in the lower half of the riser? It appears similar to the slot and screw combo that harnesses the TRG. Also, specifically, which...

Just realized there is a seperate mounting "slot" for what I believe is where the older STS would be mounted. Are people using this slot, which appears to be tightend into place via two screws much...

Will the STS previously mounted on the MOAB fit? Any suggestions as far as brands that are compliant with the FC 360? Thanks.

Gibson787,

So you suggest ditching the factory STS (or SOS as Martin calls it), and adding an aftermarket STS, mounted to the inside mounting hole, the one opposite the stabilizer mounting hole. ...

Gibson... I'm fired up! I just finished my last law school exam, and came home to find this bow. My wife said there was a package in the garage, and of course it turned out to be a Firecat 360. It...

You know it! I'm at the range asap and expect a sore right shoulder shortly therafter. It does feel good to have a new bow. For all the problems I had, I loved my MOAB. I'm glad I have a new...

After sending the '09 MOAB to Martin for warranty repair, again (you can read the entire posts if you'd like), I have received a replacement bow! I now have in my hot little hands a new Firecat 360....

To bolster your point Gibson...

In fact when I run the specs using an online calculator, It would seem that I am, or was, actually a slight bit faster than what I should theoretically measure out....

Great point Gibson...

I had not considered my speeds vs. others. I kind of feel like I'm on an island. I have no other Martin archers to compare my bow with as everyone shoots some other brand. ...

:confused:To those who have followed since day 1: The bow was shipped and received by Martin on 04/18/11. It was accompanied with a letter explaining the repair history and listed the authorization...

Thanks Bfisher and Archer. Yes, a new bow would be a complete solution. Oddly enough, I just want a solid MOAB. I have developed an affinity to this particular bow. All things are relative, I've...

If I couldn't laugh about it I'd probably cry. Well maybe not cry, but I'd certainly pout.

What's done is done. As Hutch said, Martin has a good reputation and they are dealing with it in an...

Hey thanks much.

I have communicated with a few people who have had limbs fail (albeit not three sets). Some have said that Martin provided new limbs, but in some cases also reconfigured the bows...

Just spoke with Joel, who was understanding, and have received an RA # and a shipping label will be provided.

After a brief discussion (I'm sure Joel was picking up on my frustration), neither of...

I appreciate the sympathy. I guess you could say I already feel "gun shy" about my compound bow.

I'll keep posting my experience for those who care to learn how this turns out.

Thanks.

CaptJJ

No, the limbs have never been pressed improperly. I've never done it myself, and the latest limb failure, which happened yesterday, comes about 2 weeks after receiving it directly from...

Well, from the back side of the bow, as I pull, the strings run to my right of the center shot side. Yes, they do seem to pull harder than they did, especially before I sent the bow to Martin...

I thought I'd note that I have had the bow for about a year. I have been infrequent with it's use, more lately than before. I have noticed, again as seconded by the bow tech. that the string is...

Like I said earlier, I'm about convinced that the extreme string angle as it leaves the idler is not a contributor to my limb failure issues. It is alarming that it didn't look like this before...