I've seen quite a few guy's looking for these stops and I have a thread in the "strings and cams" section but I thought it'd be easier to find here. These stops are a must have for anybody who owns an OD Binary cam'd Bowtech and likes a super solid back wall. These will take the CPX bows and make them feel like limb stops.
They are also great on the Destroyer's and Carbon Overdrive's, these bows have a little less cable load so the back wall is a little "softer" than the CPX bows but the Bomar's make a huge difference on them.
These stops are anodized black and will come with the appropriate hardware and a piece of foam to silence them when they hit the cables.
$35 tyd for a pair of two with the appropriate hardware and foam tape.
I have these on my CPXL, Invasion and Experience....great addition. What is the purpose of the foam on the face of the stop, mine don't seem to make any noise as they sit.
Got mine in the mail today for my RPM. Thanks Tony... I installed as per instructions but fine tuned them on the draw board... What a different feel with a super solid wall. The bow aims so much better, however I feel I've lost just a wee bit of either draw length and letoff.. Has anyone else noticed this?
Got mine in the mail today for my RPM. Thanks Tony... I installed as per instructions but fine tuned them on the draw board... What a different feel with a super solid wall. The bow aims so much better, however I feel I've lost just a wee bit of either draw length and letoff.. Has anyone else noticed this?
Got mine in the mail today for my RPM. Thanks Tony... I installed as per instructions but fine tuned them on the draw board... What a different feel with a super solid wall. The bow aims so much better, however I feel I've lost just a wee bit of either draw length and letoff.. Has anyone else noticed this?
I've got them timed as best I can. They are hitting the cables at the same time and bare shaft through paper perfectly. Thinking back, The stops make the bow at full draw almost feel like my Specialist did.. I will continue to fine tune them over the next several days. It's not a bad feeling just different.
If you compare the Bomar to what you had before they are a little bit thicker, have more surface area, and they do not have the rubber coating on them, so they do feel different.
Once you get used to them you will never have an OD cam system without them...
Haven't shot much with mine, but they seem to stay put. A little blue loctite would not hurt I don't think. If I ever need to adjust mine I plan on using some.
I put mine on a while back but did have to adjust my DL. they also made a click noise which I didn't like but eliminated with some mole skin.
Made a very solid back wall on my bow
That serving separation is right where the cables make a very tight bend over the draw modules at full draw. They make pretty much a sharp 180° bend and that's a common spot to see the gapping you are experiencing. I try to serve the cables as tight as I can and it holds up well, although serving is like your tires.....it's a wearable item and will all eventually separate.
The stops will hit about 2"-3" further down from there.
The pictures are 2-3 inches down from the bend. It's where the draw stops are hitting the serving. The rubber on the draw stop is wearing pretty good. With the new flat face draw stop it should minimize the wear on the serving.
Here this will help illustrate what I'm talking about.
Here is where the draw stops hit the cables at full draw.
This is a Bowtech Insanity CPX at 28".
Here we have the location of the draw stop contact highlighted with a silver Sharpie marker. As you can see at rest it is approximately 2" down from the edge of the cam.
Here I have highlighted the sharp bend in the cable as it makes a 180° bend around the rotating draw length module.
Now here you can see both highlighted Sharpie marks at rest, the one at the bottom edge of the cam is where is makes the tight bend around the cams draw length module (which is where you are seeing serving separation). The lower silver Sharpie mark is the contact location of the draw stop pegs. As you can see it is about 2" down from the edge of the cam.
I hope that clears this up for you rjoy90. It's a misconception that the wear spot that you are seeing and experiencing is from the draw stop pegs when in fact it is from the tight bend over the modules.
That sure does..
Thanks for the detailed lesson..lol
This string set isn't that old got them installed beginning of June. I guess a lot of tension/stress on that part of serving. Again thank you and look forward to recieving the new draw stops.
For all of you guys who have ordered in the past few days I am out of them until Thursday. I will have 20+ ready to ship Thursday. Some of the shipping labels are already printed so if you have received a tracking number that's not activated yet that's why.
As always thanks for all of your business. I really appreciate it.
Fresh batch of draw stops are due in today. So anybody who ordered after I ran out will have theirs shipped this afternoon. Thanks again for all the orders guys!
Thanks.
Sure. He feels that he lost a little bit of draw length after installing the Bomar's. Now it's very possible that he did and if so it's a tiny, tiny bit....the reason most guys feel like they lost some draw length is because of the firmer back wall and with the large flat surface area contacting the cables they have no give unlike the stock pegs which allow the cables to "bend" around them when pulling hard into the stops.
So by twisting the cables up 2-3 twists he will get the draw length back and also increase the let off % resulting in a more "comfortable" feel.
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