carbon bows

[Kodiak13]

I have Last Chance Archery Ez press and draw board. It's pricey but it's made in USA, and unlike reloading, I think I actually save money vs going to the proshop.

I have the Decut arrow saw, last chance archery square up tool, and to save time I have a grip of Arizona E fletch ( 3 degree R helical).

I have a bike vice I use as a bow vice. I've been waiting for Baker bow vises to be back in stock since they make an adapter to go into the EZ press.
…and a bunch of hand tools, levels and tuning devices.

It gets expensive, but, because so many tags I get are archery, it's just how this ended up going .

Well done!!!! I use that bike vise as well lol, it's not my favorite but it gets the job done! Rock brothers or something like that..can't beat a Baker, would love one of theirs, didn't realize the adapter compatibility!

I use the Decut saw as well and an arrow square/spinner Larry Ruff makes on AT. I just found a guy in TX that's selling some really solid looking press's on EBay for $225, heard great things so I may pull the trigger unless I can find an EZ locally. For arrow builds using a few Bitzenburgers I've had for a long time, right and left helicle

I haven't had a rifle tag in 15 years, but slowly getting back into shooting rifles again and plan to do some more out of state hunting considering the demonic state of WA is continuing making it harder and harder for us to hunt.

 

[FlGunner]

I bought one of the new Mathews bows a couple of years ago the VX3. Really dont like the weight of it, too heavy. Which carbon bows do yall prefer? thanks

I recently sold my VXR 28…. Without arrows in the quiver, it weighed 6.4 lbs.
I replaced it with a Hoyt Torrex xt. Completely set up "with" 4 arrows in the quiver, it weighed in at 4.8 lbs. This set up is lighter than many set ups with carbon bows.