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The Axcel Armortech is a very well-built sight with many features most shooters would enjoy. The way in which you can fine-tune individual pins, or multiple pins at the same time without adjusting the elevation of the sight housing is a really convenient feature this product offers. The sight...

One comment I'd like to make in regards to the TR React 5 pin; if you intend to tighten the course vertical/horizontal adjustment brackets on this sight with an Allen wrench, opposed to the tool-less adjustment knob, do so with caution. If these bolts are snugged down too tightly, it may...

Any certified Boone and Crockett measurer may score and submit your Pope & Young buck. I, myself am an B&C measurer, BUT I reside in the Council Bluffs area; We're not exactly down the road from one another... Below is a link to B&C's site. Select your location and the site will compile a...

Is there truly a flaw in B&C’s scoring system or do bigger numbers simply sound better to the majority of hunters? We, as humans, possess an inborn trait to create standards to live by. Most are set for us, but some come from within. And like it or not, B&C’s standards were benchmarked in...

Incredible! Congrats to the hunter! It would be hard to feel anything but elated after putting a deer like that on the ground, although, it's unfortunate that his typical frame isn't anymore symetrical than what it is. The side-to-side deductions are really going to hurt that buck's final net...

I too am a big fan on the little goose. I've shot this particular release for nearly 6 years now, but I just recently picked up the deluxe model, which comes with 3 optional triggers(spring trigger, small post & medium barrel)and has all the same features as its original design - I love it!

GOLD TIP, I wouldn't let the shorter axle-to-axle length of the Switchback scare you. As someone who prefers a bow with a slightly a longer ATA, I was pleasantly surprised the first time I had shot this bow. Any type vibration was hardly detectable, and I was astonished as to how forgiving it...

I too have a friend who has tried these, and from what he's told me, they seem to fly just as well as his arrows that had been fletched by jig & clamp. Although, as a custom arrow builder, the idea of these make me cringe somewhat...

*WARNING* This reply may seem a little 'wordy' at times, so consider yourself warned! Not long ago, I was able to try out this new rest. As with many things in archery, especially arrow rests, it has it's pros & cons. Heres what I was able to conclude. The concept of the air rest is...

I'm with Bwhntr4life on this one. If you're able to, shoot both bows one after another, this way you'll be able to determine which model would be best for YOU. DarkHollow, I'm curious as to how you narrowed your selection down to these two bows?

Bonker, in most situations its not completely necessary that you remove the string from your bow to apply string wax. You're only wanting to apply wax to the bare strands of the string, not the serving itself. However, there are a few single-cam bows on the market today that have eliminated the...

I know this question may seem somewhat vague, which I intended it to be, but I was curious as to what YOU have done and/or are doing to prepare yourself for the upcoming deer season? For example, begun some type of shooting regimen, or any maintenance work to your equipment, scouting habits...

I've become very partial to Specialty Archery's Super Ball Peep. IMO it's byfar the most versatile peep on the market. You have the option to go with 5 different aperture sizes - ranging from 1/32" to 1/8" - you can also shoot it w/o any aperture if you desire an even bigger hole. They're...

Xtec Shooter, summed it up pretty well, but there was one thing that I'd like to add - when you do apply wax to your bowstring & cables, lightly work the wax in with a small piece of leather. This slight friction of moving the leather up and down the string will help the wax reach the inner...

If you plan on using this bow for the upcoming deer season, I would strongly suggest that you become meticulous with the care of this bow, if you haven't already. Bowfishing can be very tough on your equipment, so by all means be diligent with your preventative bow maintenance practices. If...

SuperTec, I have also been very pleased with the quickspin vanes. I have shot them on both my hunting and 3-D shafts for quiet sometime now and have yet to switch.

Danno, when figuring your arrow size/spine there are a few things to take into consideration. One of the first things you'll need to do is determine what length your arrows should be. This can vary some due to the individual's preference. I prefer that my hunting arrow sits about 1" in front...

Cooter, if you are looking at picking up a jig for fletching blazer vanes, or any other vanes/feathers for that matter, I would suggest nothing else but a Bitzenburger jig. Their quality is unmatched and they are very simple to use. The reason that the Bohning glues work so well with the...

There are plenty of pros/cons to a D-Loop/String loop. A D-loop will increase how far you draw the bow, but won't actually change the draw length of the bow itself. Becuase of this it will also change your anchoring point(s), which may throw you off temporarily - not a big deal. One other...

I agree whith Chad, Easton's line of arrow shafts is so vast, its nearly impossible to find a shaft thats no suited for you. Aside from the wide selecion, and great quality, they are made in the U.S. unlike a few other arrow manufacturers...