Night Stalker
11-27-2005, 05:01 PM
I just recently found a very good bow shop that I will be able to get to. It's about a 7 hour drive each way but the owner keeps his prices low enough that I think it will offset the fuel and hotel room costs. I think the trip will be well worth it.
In the spring I will plan on spending a couple days with him and return with a MOJO that is balanced to fit me. He says he carries everything an archer could possibly want or need. He even makes custom strings and is also a machinist and makes bow parts and stabs, etc.
I would like to have two setups for the bow. One with a long stab for long range shooting, and another with a shorter stab plus all the necessary weights for either setup.
I should be able to get it close while I'm there but expect to be spending a lot of time at home doing more fine tuning.
This will be new to me and I would like to make it easy to work with. Would I be better off to go with adjustable stabs or to work with adding or subtracting weights to tweak the balance?
Any other tips would be greatly appreciated too.
.....Thanks, Dan
In the spring I will plan on spending a couple days with him and return with a MOJO that is balanced to fit me. He says he carries everything an archer could possibly want or need. He even makes custom strings and is also a machinist and makes bow parts and stabs, etc.
I would like to have two setups for the bow. One with a long stab for long range shooting, and another with a shorter stab plus all the necessary weights for either setup.
I should be able to get it close while I'm there but expect to be spending a lot of time at home doing more fine tuning.
This will be new to me and I would like to make it easy to work with. Would I be better off to go with adjustable stabs or to work with adding or subtracting weights to tweak the balance?
Any other tips would be greatly appreciated too.
.....Thanks, Dan