Problems with cam on Fury bow

[bfisher]

Aaron, I was researching and typing while the last three posts were made so need to update. The 1998 Fury is different than yours so now cam size I recommended is not applicable. Also, by your wingspan I'd recommend about a 27" draw. I also notice that the bow limbs are backed off quite a bit, meaning the draw weight is more than you can comfortably handle.

Now here's a good one. Did you actually buy the Fury? If you didn't then don't. We have more to discuss.

[AaronP]

i did buy the bow for 20$ off a customer of mine, which is a loss i can deal with
the accessories it what costed me the money. about 180 or so worth which can be mounted on another bow, excluding the arrow rest, which is made specifically for the martin bow

[cjchasman]

http://www.martinarchery.com/2010web..._cam-limb.html Although this chart may not be the right year it does provide a little insight to cam numbers. Martin started w/ 000 then 00 etc. # 4 show a 29 " draw. Hmm...lets look some more.

[AaronP]

i did find http://www.martinarchery.com/2011/ch...am-string.html... but i don't see the fury pro series listed

[cjchasman]

In 2002 the Fury at 29 draw did take a 59" string. See attached...http://www.martinarchery.com/2010web...am-string.html

[AaronP]

i did find http://www.martinarchery.com/2011/ch...am-string.html but it doesn't list the fury pro serries, but it list # 4 anywhere from 29 - 33

[AaronP]

ok, i tried to post a website but its waiting for a moderator to approve, site says a #4 on those bows listed are anywhere from 29-33 but it doesn't show the fury pro series listed

[cjchasman]

Try opening link in post 13 again. I had it buggered up.