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Tradbow Daily Challenge

Tim W said:
Any advice on different grip for a Hoyt Satori? I’m very inconsistent with the stock grip...
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I’m much more accurate and consistent without it. I’ve tried using vet wrap but it gets all “gummed up”...


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Camo form works like vet wrap put not as rubbery. More cloth like. It’s a lot better.
 
Tim W said:
Any advice on different grip for a Hoyt Satori? I’m very inconsistent with the stock grip...
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How do you like that Satori (other than the grip)? I'm seriously considering picking one up. I plan to get a wood ILF riser next year but I think I'm gonna do that at ETAR (Denton Hill) so I can try a bunch out before spending $$$. In the meantime, I'd like to grab a Satori sometime soon... just curious what you think of it.
 
ThomasHemlock said:
How do you like that Satori (other than the grip)? I'm seriously considering picking one up. I plan to get a wood ILF riser next year but I think I'm gonna do that at ETAR (Denton Hill) so I can try a bunch out before spending $$$. In the meantime, I'd like to grab a Satori sometime soon... just curious what you think of it.
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I like it but take my opinion for what it's worth cause I don't have any trad experience... lol I was torn on what to get, opted for the satori but part of me wishes I went with a wood bow, just for the traditional aspect of it all...
 
I take the handles off most of my bows. The best I’ve found is tennis racquet tape. You can find it thin or padded. It’s cheap and lasts.
 
Tim W said:
I like it but take my opinion for what it's worth cause I don't have any trad experience... lol I was torn on what to get, opted for the satori but part of me wishes I went with a wood bow, just for the traditional aspect of it all...
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Nothing wrong with having more than one bow.... just sayin'

I LOVE wood-riser bows but I also like metal risers. My solution.... get both. That's my plan anyway
 
ThomasHemlock said:
Nothing wrong with having more than one bow.... just sayin'

I LOVE wood-riser bows but I also like metal risers. My solution.... get both. That's my plan anyway
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I'm sure I'll probably do the same one day! Don't get me wrong, I'm having a blast with it, but just recently I was able to shoot a couple different bows a guy made himself and those were pretty damn sweet to shoot and looked awesome. I'd say they shot smoother than my satori...
 
Tim W said:
I'm sure I'll probably do the same one day! Don't get me wrong, I'm having a blast with it, but just recently I was able to shoot a couple different bows a guy made himself and those were pretty damn sweet to shoot and looked awesome. I'd say they shot smoother than my satori...
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I know what you mean. I plan to go to ETAR next year with a wad of cash and shoot everything I can until one "speaks" to me. I don't have a traditional archery shop anywhere near me to try out a bunch of different bows so I figure ETAR is the best place to get my hands a wide variety.
 
Good stuff.
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Ive heard of guys buying 1911 grips and shaving them down on the sides to fit? Apparently they are about the right length. Have to drill a hole as they have 2 holes in the ends.
 
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