Microsupressor 335
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Microsupressor 335
Seems my rail finish is chipping. Not the top flat part that contacts the severing but rather the groove that contacts the bolt. Any ideas? It was a piece a few inches long on one side. I used very fine sandpaper to smooth the rough finish. Seems fine but I am assuming it will get worse. Is this something that can be warrantied?
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Re: Microsupressor 335
If I'm not mistaken, and I may be wrong, but the Micro 335 has an aluminum rail and didn't have any "color coating" added to it rail. Camo topside of rail, interior of rail no color for the 355 Micro Suppressor.
It would be extremely helpful to see pics of this situation.
It would be extremely helpful to see pics of this situation.
Last edited by AJ01 on Tue Nov 14, 2023 7:28 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Microsupressor 335
My bow is up at camp now. I will post pictures of it later this week. Until then if anyone can add anything to this, I would be interested. I am unsure about the rail material however this is nothing more than the chipping of the coating in the groove where the bolt lays. It’s not a wearing away but rather a chipping of sorts. Mainly it’s on one side of the groove. Pics will be posted later this week. My bolts are clean and smooth and the bow sees low volume as I an a hunter. Maybe 12 shots a season total. Nice bow! No complaints really just a little concerned with this rail issue.
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Re: Microsupressor 335
The original Micro Suppressor is a 355, not a 335.
Camo rail:
![Image](https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-7a5kzklfl6/images/stencil/1280x1280/products/12433/21269/MicroSuppressor_WEB_72dpi_websitePNG_913x494_crop_center__78853.1675096996.jpg?c=2)
And no, chipping is not normal. Check your nocks for sharp edges or hanging over the carbon diameter.
Camo rail:
![Image](https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-7a5kzklfl6/images/stencil/1280x1280/products/12433/21269/MicroSuppressor_WEB_72dpi_websitePNG_913x494_crop_center__78853.1675096996.jpg?c=2)
And no, chipping is not normal. Check your nocks for sharp edges or hanging over the carbon diameter.
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Re: Microsupressor 335
That looks like mine. I stand corrected. I went over the bolts and the nocks several times. Smooth as silk. It’s rather puzzling to me. I will post pics later this week for sure. It’s a painted or coated rail and I had pitting on one of the limbs brand new out of the box. Those limbs failed quickly and the replacement limbs have been fine.
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Re: Microsupressor 335
This is the rail on my Micro Suppressor 355. I cannot begin to tell you how many arrows have been flung down this rail without a single issue.
Is the material coming loose on the very edge of the rail? If so, that may be just the camo coming loose, which would be pretty much cosmetic in my thinking.
But without pictures.
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Re: Microsupressor 335
Thats my rail so it is a 355 sorry guys. I will get the pics up asap.
Like I said before, i hunt so I have it a few years by now. Other than the initial setup and sight in, maybe a dozen bolts a season it sees. While i had the limb break early on and now this issue, I absolutely love this bow and would buy another. Warranty service was the best.
Like I said before, i hunt so I have it a few years by now. Other than the initial setup and sight in, maybe a dozen bolts a season it sees. While i had the limb break early on and now this issue, I absolutely love this bow and would buy another. Warranty service was the best.
Re: Microsupressor 335
Can’t see to size the pic to where it will upload. Error
File too large.help?
File too large.help?
Re: Microsupressor 335
I got pic pic down to 38kb and now the error is board attachment quota reached.
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Re: Microsupressor 335
You can’t upload pictures directly onto this site. You have to use something like Postimage
Some people just like stepping on rakes
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If you have Microsoft, you can use OneDrive which is part of your system to post pics. ![Thumbup :thumbup:](./images/smilies/icon_thumbup.gif)
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Re: Microsupressor 335
Here is a picture I was sent of the rail in question.
Y'all want to weigh in on this one?
This appears to be one of the ones made in True Timber camo.
John, can you say exactly where you see chipping?
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