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In preparation for the 2019 Hunting Bow Shootout, I decided to run all seven of my test bows through the chronograph to see which bows were fastest and which were closest to their advertised speeds. All bows were shot at 70 pounds of draw weight and draw lengths ranged from 29 5/8" to 30 1/8"...

Does anyone have any chrono data on their Mission Hype DT? I have these data points, but was looking for a couple more: https://www.grandviewoutdoors.com/gear/bow-report-mission-hype-dt/ # - Draw - Gr - fps 70 - 30 - 385 - 281 70 - 30 - 500 - 248 60 - 30 - 385 - 252 60 - 30 - 500 - 222

I couldn't find a thread on this topic, but that doesn't mean someone didn't already create one. Have any of you chronographed your HTR/HTX? If so, can you post the #/DL, % let-off, and wright of the arrow? I own one, and completely understand that if I wanted a speed bow I should have...

I just got my draw board finished and I'm looking for a bow scale.Im wanting one that will do peak and holding weight that battery will not shut off quickly. Trying not to break the bank. Wife is also ordering me a pro chrono today.

Hi, I have been developing an Android app and interface - BlueShot - to directly record shot speed data from a Chrony F1 or Combro Chrono, initially for air rifles, but wondered if this would be of interest to Archery enthusiasts? Some of the features we have so far - - Simple to use, just...

Hi, I have been developing an Android app and interface - BlueShot - to directly record shot speed data from a Chrony F1 or Combro Chrono, initially for air rifles, but wondered if this would be of interest to Archery enthusiasts? Some of the features we have so far - - Simple to use, just...

I jus got a bowtech experience and was wondering if it is doin the speed that it should 28" draw length 70#s 350 grain arrow I got consistently 303-304 Is that correct or should it be doin faster?

This isn't a hold, draw, finish, quality of company, etc. etc., thread...... Went into my local shop and shot the Creed and the Spyder 30 through a chrono and thought I'd throw this up..... Both set at 30 inch DL. Spyder at 70.6 lbs Creed at 69.8 lbs Easton Lightspeed 3-D 340's...

Alright so I finally pulled the trigger on an 82 pound bowtech insanity last week and loved everything about it, until I got to the chronograph. I shoot 29.5 inches and a 467 grain arrow and got speeds averaging around 313 feet per second. I'm a little disappointed especially after reading what...