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Raleigh Archer

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In Topic: Handy for shooting

18 April 2012 - 08:30 PM

That's pretty cool. For blind hunting, I just use the "Y" from a monopod, but I put it on a cheap camera tripod. My RDT165 rests perfectly balanced, yet I can pivot, raise or lower for the shot without making any adjustments.

In Topic: RDT 125, any defects?

12 September 2011 - 11:56 AM

If you've read enough about Scorpyds, you already know they are relatively heavy and wide for a compound. Their inherent balance makes up for these drawbacks in spades, however, and the spread and mass contribute greatly to the lack of vibration and noise.

There have been very, very few problems with the 125s. They are extremely overbuilt and great shooters, from what I've read. If you do have a problem, Jim will usually have you back in action by the end of the week. If you have to send him the bow, he usually turns it around in one day.

In Topic: Serving

12 September 2011 - 11:49 AM

What string are you using, and where is it coming undone? I still have my original Winner's Choice string with about 400 shots on it as a backup, and the serving is fine except for some minor flat spotting where it rides the rail.

The only problem I've had with serving is with some custom cables I was testing. The serving was so tight that it was too rigid to bend around the cam anchors. These cables were not supplied by Jim.