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Just curious as I've never used the pack, what are the improvements?

This is awesome that we get to stay updated on this. Thank you

Anyone tried these out yet? I was very intrigued by them so I gave them a shot and they are super quiet and durable on my fmjs. I have switched all my arrows over to them and am very happy with them.

Any one have any experience with these? How well do they fly at distances? Are they noisy? Good blood trails?

When I use mine I was very unhappy with the amount of noise that It produced comparing it to the Alaskan Guide creations the AGC is way quieter

Working in the industry I will atest for most people the whisker biscuit is great however there are downsides to it as well just like any other rest

What's the dl and cam number?

If you were closer I'd try on those meindels but I think I need an 11. Bump for the sale

Ulmer were awesome but are no longer around.

Same here. After a bit I forget I have it on and never noticed it with my pack.

Timber mesa also carries flatland maps

Ac is awesome. I've owned most everyone and it's my favorite.

Thanks rossi I appreciate the kind words. Yes we have a solid selection at Timber Mesa however bows are flying out the doors. The primes and elites are walking away with the Lions share of the purchases this year for sure.

The Elite impulses are incredibly forgiving and enjoyable to shoot. On top of that they have a better warranty than any other company around. I went from a Hoyt Carbon bow to one of these and am shooting better and more accurately than before as well as being more comfortable. Timber Mesa has been selling them like crazy since I got there. Come see me Junior and I'd be happy to show you a few and answer any questions you have.

I have tried a three fletch with helical out to 90 yrs with multiple different broadheads and have had great accuracy with both fixed and expandables. I have tried doing four fletch on multiple vanes vs three fletch. The best I can say about that is that a four fletch with small vanes gives you the same surface area as a three fletch with larger vanes. Unless clearance is an issue I believe appearance has more to do with it than performance. Four vanes will usually cause more drag as well and most broadheads out today are not in need of four large vanes to stabilize them. I did try 4 vanes on the AAE Stealth and it dragged down the arrow a lot at distance. 3 vanes were optimal.

Anyone else on here try these out?

Thank you all. I got him checked out and he has a sprain. Not much we can do for now but let him heal

Live in gilbert. Have a chocolate lab that has developed a limp and favoring a leg. His muscle seems tight and we have massaged it and stretched it a few times but nothing changes. Looking for a low cost vet as I am only working part time right now after switching jobs. Thanks for the help.

I found them to be just slightly heavier than the max hunters but made out of the same material. With the different style cut they are quieter and group just as well at long distances plus provide a lil better vane clearance on some rests and cables.

Sold.

This set of binos I am posting for a friend. They were bought new in late Nov. Used for the Dec Jan hunt from a tripod only and sent back to Vortex for cleaning /inspection before being posted here. These are great glass at a great discount. Retail $650 plus tax looking for $500. Text or call Joey @ 480-298-4160 (outdoorsmans stud not included)

I have shot shuttle ts to 90 right with my field points. Very durable broadhead too.

Price drop $$$$$$$$475.00$$$$$$$

Bump

Ok I know about the 20s but what's up with the other bills that I missed?