Idaho BS thread in the PNW

factory is 3 inches if i remember correcty.... so mark if thats true goin up to a 6in would give u approx. 1.5 inches of lift

 

Yes he still have has factory

 

All pros site actually states that their shackles are only 1.5 and 2.5" longer then stock. So only 3/4 and 1.25" of lift

Toytech makes a 1" amd 2" lift shackle (5.5" and 7.5" long)

Day star also makes a 1.25" lift shackle (6" shackle)

Stock is actually 3.5" not 3"

 

stock is 3.5 from eyelet to eyelet? ok so a 6 inch will give 1.25 in of lift. sounds right

 

yea, i went and measured mine yesterday..few pages back for pics.

 

word....

 

Thought about that too. Its the casing that is the tricky part. I do wonder where he gets the stuff for it tho..

 

if you find parts..id be down to try. Im good at wiring too..so i could build em all really..You get parts..ill assemble haha

 

haha..me too actually..

 

These look promising..705 Lumens!...and thats just one..

http://www.luxeonstar.com/Cool-White-5650K-Tri-Star-CoolBase-LED-705-lm-p/sr-03-wc310.htm

 

This place has good looking drivers and mounting stuff..

http://www.ledsupply.com/wired-buckpuck.php

 

oooo 900!

http://www.luxeonstar.com/Cool-White-5650K-23mm-Quad-LED-940-lm-p/sr-08-wc310.htm

 

they are 23mm diameter. I can't seem to find many housings for that size tho..

and that is..not water proof..and not bright enough haha

no, i have 4 of those for my bed lights. They aren't what we want haha

 

Shit's getting real..

 

Well, the first week of archery season passed by without a bull or buck in the freezer, but I did get a nice bear.



Pretty good for a 40 year old recurve.

 

sweet man! love archery, i miss it.

 

Nice dude!! I'm jelly!!!

 

Pro tip: do not shoot a big bear with a bow. I crossed a stream that was full of salmon and didn't even think about bears, I was deer hunting. I got across the creek and was wading through the bushes when I met this little 400 lb furball at about 10 yards. He was woofing at me like a dog and snapping his jaws. He turned and slowly sauntered off, but I couldn't get a shot so I went around the bushes and he scooted up this cottonwood tree. I only had four arrows. Two went into the sweet spot but only one made it into a lung. He came out of the tree jaws a poppin' and I put one more into his shoulder (only shot I had) and he stopped. He was busy biting at arrows and I was busy working up the cojones to get in close enough to finish the job. I let the last one fly and ran like a girl. He had 2" of fat and the old 55# recurve just couldn't punch into the vitals. It got kind of dicey there for a minute, lol.