The Maxocet

ranger66 · Post by **ranger66** » Tue Dec 21, 2004 12:48 pm

Hey GUEST (coward), why don't you peddle your pitty elswhere, do you really think its for fun? Well FYI its kind of a service I like to do for the farmers whose property I deer hunt on. Is it fun when their livstock break legs and have to be put down, is it fun when when a $100,000+ piece of farm machinery get broken due to the varmints holes and dirt mounds. I don't think so. So let me ask you this GUEST

, do you cry

or just go, oh well, when take an animal or catch a fish. Also it keeps us practiced up with our rifles in the off season and try out our new handloads, for the upcoming deer hunts.

BigBear · Post by **BigBear** » Wed Dec 22, 2004 11:46 pm

Partikle wrote:And they would both shoot 330 fps!

It shoots 332+ fps

....add some brass inserts to the gold tips, and you get 315-317 fps...thats about 420 grs. with 4" duravanes..i did some testing

GaryL · Post by **GaryL** » Thu Dec 23, 2004 12:11 am

How did the trigger feel BigBear

On my Max it is stiff hard to pull making me pull off target to the left innless I really pull real slow. We are getting it down pat but I tell ya that extra 25lbs make a big difference in trigger pull.

BigBear · Post by **BigBear** » Thu Dec 23, 2004 9:22 pm

GaryL wrote:How did the trigger feel BigBear On my Max it is stiff hard to pull making me pull off target to the left innless I really pull real slow. We are getting it down pat but I tell ya that extra 25lbs make a big difference in trigger pull.

....Hi Gary..i took an exocet rail from a friend and did the testing with the max riser...end result was great, trigger pull was just super

...also easy to load, with plenty of speed to boot..same speed as the mag, but it just feels better when shooting..sorta like it fits like a glove

...end result..super great bow..

ranger66 · Post by **ranger66** » Thu Dec 23, 2004 10:18 pm

Right on Big Bear, thats what I wanted to hear, I cant wait to try switching risers and limbs and giv'r a few shots, gonna have to wait til the new year though, I still got some hunting to do with the Exomax.

brayhaven · Post by **brayhaven** » Thu Dec 23, 2004 10:50 pm

JR wrote:The only difference between the exomag and the exomax is that the riser is angled towards the stirrup a few degrees, thus changing the amount of pressure on the limbs. That's it, the limbs are identical on both models. -JR

Has anyone ever measured this exact angle? It shouldn't be too hard to machine the riser to the new angle or even make a new riser, for that matter in a milling machine.
Greg