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Thread: My 06' Slayer has 5H limbs, is this right?

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    Desmond Guest

    Default My 06' Slayer has 5H limbs, is this right?

    I just checked my bow and noticed the limb ID # and it's says 5H, but when I checked the charts, it's supposed to have a 6H for the NOS- C cams. My bow's limbs are cranked all the way down and it reads 66#. Shouldn't I get 70# with the 6H?? Thanks in advance for the help!

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    On Martin's home website you can find this info in the tech info area. The bow is a model #96. 5H limbs give you 65# with the C Nitrous cams so it looks like you're limbs are up to snuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bfisher View Post
    On Martin's home website you can find this info in the tech info area. The bow is a model #96. 5H limbs give you 65# with the C Nitrous cams so it looks like you're limbs are up to snuff.

    I feel pretty disappointed and kind of "cheated" 'cause I ordered the bow to be 70# and I got it with 65# limbs.

    I went to the 06' chart and it's clear that my bow should carry the 6H limbs


    Slayer SE
    M-96S 50# 60# 70#
    A - cam 23" 23.5" 24" 24.5" 25" 25.5" 26" 01H 1H Shoot String: 49.75"
    Split String: 39.25"
    B - cam 25" 25.5" 26" 26.5" 27" 27.5" 28" 0H 2H 4H Shoot String: 52.75"
    Split String: 39.25"
    C - cam 28" 28.5" 29" 29.5" 30" 30.5" 31" 2H 4H 6H Shoot String: 58.25"
    Split String: 39.5"

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    You have identical specs too me. I ordered 5H limbs for a peak of 65lbs too. I have the 5H limbs, anf they peak at 65lbs right on.

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    I see that there's a 8H limb for 80# in the chart. I wonder why MARTIN didn't offered the SLAYER with them limbs? They would've certainty shoot more than 335 IBO at 70#.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Desmond View Post
    I see that there's a 8H limb for 80# in the chart. I wonder why MARTIN didn't offered the SLAYER with them limbs? They would've certainty shoot more than 335 IBO at 70#.
    Not really. At 80# you'd have to shoot a 400 gr arrow of following IBO specs. The heavier arrow would produce more kinetic energy, but not more speed.

    The same can be said shooting a 250 gr arrow at 50#. Theoretically it will produce speed equal to 70# and 350 gr. It just won't produce as much energy.
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    Thanks for illustrating me as usual fish!! Good thing I'm hanging out more in here to learn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Desmond View Post
    I just checked my bow and noticed the limb ID # and it's says 5H, but when I checked the charts, it's supposed to have a 6H for the NOS- C cams. My bow's limbs are cranked all the way down and it reads 66#. Shouldn't I get 70# with the 6H?? Thanks in advance for the help!
    The way the cams are orientated can cause a difference of 3-4 lbs. on avg. in the draw weight of a bow. Are they slightly under rotated or slightly over rotated?

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    I really don't know scepterman!! All I know is that I took my bow to a shop I found near home and had it checked for timing and all "nick nacks" and it's shooting better than ever. The thing is that I ordered my Slayer as a 70# and I found it has the 65# limbs in it which it should have the 6H (70#) limbs. The bow is scaling 66#. But I decided at last that "if it ain't broke,.. why fix it"?? I brought it up 'cause this must've had happened to someone else too and that if one's order a product with specific specs,.. we should get what we ordered and nothing different.

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