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Hey Martin shooters, Slayr ??'s

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I have a 2005 Slayr SE, with magnum limbs marked 4-H, and "B" Nitrous cams with "H" marked X system shoot through system...The bow maxes out at close to 70# draw, at 28"...The A-T-A is close to specs, but the brace height is under the factory specs for the 2005 Slayr's...Factory specs per Martin's website say 7", but mine is approx. 6 5/8"....Also, the modules are "H", for high let-off, which is supposed to be 75%...I am shooting this bow at approx. 63# @ 28", and the holding weight is between 22# and 23#...As a finger shooter, this is O.K. with Me, but it seems that the bow is out of specs or something....I was told that the bow had 45# to 60# limbs on it, and that, along with the brace height being too low, and the let-off being light, I am wondering if something has been changed to have the bow set-up like this...The bow shoots very nice, except for the noise from the X-system ,(is there any good way to get this bow quieter??) and I love it, I just want to make sure that something isnt out of adjustment...I have heard of twisting up/down of the cables and strings to change draw weight and draw length, but changing let-off is new to Me......What say all of You fellow Martin Guru's??...Any help will be appreciated...Thanks in advance, and Take Care...Harperman
 
#2 · (Edited)
4H limbs with the "B" cam is 60 - 75 lbs. For 28" on this cam you should be in the longest slot.
String length - 52 3/4"
Cable length - 39 1/4"

What you have is the correct brace.

You are using shoot thru cables for finger shooting? I would expect some fletching contacting on the cables using fingers.
 
#3 ·
Kstigal....Thanks for the info....as for the shoot-through and fletching contact, it seems allright, and a bow with the "X" shoot-through was recommended to Me by a few Archers, becuase the "X" system is supposed to be more forgiving....I know that this bow shoots well, even with Me doing the pulling...L.O.L....Thanks again...Harperman
 
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