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My 80# Legend arrived at my Pro Shop today.

Cant wait till Oct to get home set up the bow and go fling some arrows down range

http://www.bowtecharchery.com/...ctBreakdown.php?i=72


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Posts: 1659 | Location: Dullstroom- Mpumalanga - South Africa | Registered: 14 May 2005Reply With Quote
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awesome! i cant' wait for the report on it. looks like a great bow. i sold my Experience after barnsdale started making replacement limbs for the destroyer series, and i could get 80# limbs for my D350. BT would not offer 80# limbs for the experience. i keep wanting to pick up a CPXL and get new carbon core 80# limbs for it, but the upcoming trip to RSA and a move to colorado is killing my toy budget.
 
Posts: 787 | Location: Mt Pleasant, SC | Registered: 19 January 2005Reply With Quote
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To be honest you dont really need a 80# anymore with today's new technology.

But I have hunted a lot with my 80# Tribute before my 350 Destroyer and the RPM.

But I think it was time for a bit of an upgrade.

At 29,5 draw lenght at 80# and a 530-600gr arrow it should be a potent hunting setup.

For the pachyderms a 850-900gr arrow will do...


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you're right, its not needed...but i figured, why not while i'm young and strong. at 80#, 30", similar to you, i can shoot a heavy setup pretty fast. right now i have 642gr gold tip kinetic kaos going 274fps. should be plenty for plains game and elk Smiler
 
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Originally posted by cooperjd:
you're right, its not needed...but i figured, why not while i'm young and strong. at 80#, 30", similar to you, i can shoot a heavy setup pretty fast. right now i have 642gr gold tip kinetic kaos going 274fps. should be plenty for plains game and elk Smiler


Yes Sir,

That will get the job done!


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Posts: 1659 | Location: Dullstroom- Mpumalanga - South Africa | Registered: 14 May 2005Reply With Quote
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the RPM360 is a fine bow. I might be shooting one today instead of my Mathews Wake, if my shop sold them.

Rich
 
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Rich, you had you chance....now Shane has it :-)
 
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