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  1. A little late in the season but I'll give it a try. My cousin was going to buy it and I held it for him for the last week or 2 and yesterday he told me he can't buy it nowpost-13508-0-36556600-1440613001_thumb.jpgpost-13508-0-35511900-1440613012_thumb.jpgpost-13508-0-92046400-1440613023_thumb.jpgpost-13508-0-82122600-1440613035_thumb.jpgpost-13508-0-05822200-1440613051_thumb.jpg.

    Literally has a brand new, never fired string from Ross on it. America's best. It is currently set at 70lbs and 29 inch draw, comes with everything pictured, sight, rest, quiver, stabilizer. Only damage you can see is one of the string stops is torn, the piece is currently on its way to replace it. Pm me if interested. Its a great little starter bow.

    $425


  2. Recently bought a new set up from the guys at Ross Archery and I love it. I ended up with a hoyt nitrum turbo flinging 428g arrows 306 fps. Everyone at Ross was awesome and extremely helpful. Best customer service out of any of the pro shops I've been to. You can't tell who are regulars there or who are new guys wandering in,everyone gets the same treatment and respect. I'm ready for this Friday to get here already.

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  3. I got a good deal on the Swaro slc hd's. I tried to not look through them. With my eyes being so close together they were the most comfortable. I really liked the Conquest's also, but as close as i needed the eye cups it almost pinched my nose and just wasn't quite as good a fit as the swaro's. Like i had said earlier, i really wanted to try those euro hd's but cabelas never had them to compare or try.


  4. For those of you that wear the Sitka/Kuiu/First Lite/ Cabelas Instinct, do you notice any difference in them helping you stay cool in the heat? Hot is hot, especially here in AZ, so I was just wondering if they are as good and efficient as people say they are overall and helping you stay cooler than just a pair of wranglers? Most of the reviews I have read are people looking to stay cool in 65-80 degree temps, easy, we climb past that real quick in the desert. Thanks

     


  5. I just picked up a new set of binoculars and thought/looked long and hard and what you are talking about. The one thing about the Meopta/Cabelas Euro's 12x is they weigh almost the same as the 15's, if weight matters to you it's something to think about. I don't carry a spotter since I'm not much of a trophy horn hunter and probably never will be so I went with the 15's. The Cabelas Euros have the smallest FOV out of the 15's I looked at also(online at least, I couldn't get my hands on any to look through). Good luck with the search.


  6. You can't really go wrong with any of these choices. You can throw the Razors in the mix as well. I looked through the Zeiss and Cabelas Euro HD's (Meopta) in the store and in those conditions you couldn't tell a difference. Have him put his hands on them and see what feels the and looks the best to him. You can probably find used Swarovski around that price too if you are patient.


  7. i stopped by Ross Outdoors today briefly and shot the Spot Hogg. That's what i was told they all shoot and they prefer. I didn't have much time and wasn't able to compare it to anything, the trigger on it seemed light, to the point I wasn't sure if it was too light. I know the Tru-Fire you can adjust the tension, I was told you can adjust the Spot Hogg as well.

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