Recent content by HarryE

Thank you. That makes sense. With a more traditional bow with a rail, indexing the arrow to flex at the index vane would allow the rail to support the arrow, but with our rail less design, there would be no benefit in causing it to flex into the open space. As has been pointed out, I imagine...

I searched the topic prior to posting, but didn't find what I was looking for. I should have known it was at least partially answered here. The original poster didn't mention if he was able to work under and around the windlass, or had to remove it. It doesn't appear as though there is enough...

Okay, there is a Youtube video which shows how easy it is on a Tac15i to access the internals. When you lift the upper receiver off the windlass comes right along with it giving access to the lowers. Basically, it's just like accessing an AR lower with the addition of a few screws instead of...

Nice, and thanks. :D

There is a ton of great information here! I'm sure it's a new guy question, and I may have missed it, but when fletching with four vanes at 60-120, where would the spine be aligned? As I understand it, on a traditional three vane, it's generally opposite the nocking vane, but I'm not sure...

I'm sorry for the necro-posting, but as the proud new owner of a NIB 2014 Tac Elite, this was really valuable information for me. I wanted to thank jon.henry755 for posting it.

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