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Anyone have an ACS I can try???

Started by Mark Fedrizzi, June 06, 2007, 03:48:00 PM

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Mark Fedrizzi

I am on the list with A&H archery---I would like too shoot one before I drop the coin for one of these babies........thanx..............
Keep Em' In The Kill Zone

vermonster13

Mine should be here next week if you're RH and can make it up to rutland.
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redant 60/65

Vermonster when did you get on the list at A&H ? I signed up in late March of this year.I know I have while yet.   :confused:
Larry

3dmuzzy

Put some air under it.

vermonster13

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For hunting to have a future, we must invest ourselves in future hunters.

StickBowManMI

Mark

Maybe someone will have one at ETAR and will let you shoot it.

redant 60/65

Thanks I was thinking about a year.  :)
Larry

Lefty

I have a lefty one you could shoot if you are going to be at the Compton shoot next weekend.  
Chris

Seeking Trad Deer

How reliable are the limbs on the ACS?  Anybody have any partial limb twist?
The Lord is my Shepherd

vermonster13

Use the stringer that comes with the bow and there are no issues. I've had several of various weights(now I have one to my specs coming finally!) and have never had a problem. Trying to string without the stringer could cause problems I would think.
TGMM Family of the Bow
For hunting to have a future, we must invest ourselves in future hunters.

Rod Jenkins

Although using a stringer is the smart thing to do....I've never used a stringer with my ACS's and have had zero problems.

Woodduck

Sure, if you're traveling down I-95, when you get to North Carolina, give me a holler...for really!

I'm retired and usually around.
Happy trails....   ('till we meet again, Dale Evans Rogers)
>>>--a kindred spirit--->     (got that from Fred Anderson)

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wingnut

John is going to be at Compton with bows to shoot.  Get there quick though last year they were leaving the booth like he was selling ice cream.  LOL

Mike
Mike Westvang

swampbuck

I'll let ya try mine if it ever gets done LOL It should be anytime now but ya can never really be sure....

I'll let ya know when I here from OL that it's in the mail or better yet when I can actually wrap my fingers around it
Shoot straight and have FUN!!

huntsmanlance

A fried of mine just bought a used ACS CX that is the three piece take down and all i can say is WOW. This bow was really really narrow and the grip is just awesome....when i first saw it i told him it looks like a wasp.....but man it is a great bow.

I dont understand about the difference in O.L's and A & H....are they the same bows but the ones A & H make are the three piece?

Thanks,
Lance
St. Huberts Rangers
Mudd's Merry Men

vermonster13

TGMM Family of the Bow
For hunting to have a future, we must invest ourselves in future hunters.

eagle24

QuoteOriginally posted by Rod Jenkins:
Although using a stringer is the smart thing to do....I've never used a stringer with my ACS's and have had zero problems.
I've strung my 41# CX without a stringer and being really carefull.  They are really squirrelly though, and much more weight makes me use a stringer.  Really no reason for me not to use a stringer.  I've got two and have had a third CX and not had any problems with any of them.

Mark Fedrizzi

..........thanx for the response fellas----I am sure I will run into one shortly---don't know if I can wait a year+....
Keep Em' In The Kill Zone

Mark Fedrizzi

Keep Em' In The Kill Zone

Woodduck

so when you driving down?

Your coffee got cold    :bigsmyl:
Happy trails....   ('till we meet again, Dale Evans Rogers)
>>>--a kindred spirit--->     (got that from Fred Anderson)

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