Finally got my Unite set up and at least paper tuned, and although there is a lot more to do it is a good starting point. The first thing I want to do is bump up arrow weight a bit but happy to see it coming together.
This is a tan riser Unite with no catalog 75lb limbs in black. The bow comes in right at 75lb without any twisting and will probably just leave it there. With the EC2 cam the bow feel no different than most 70lb flagships, and better than a lot.
I paired the bow up with the CBE TrekV2 sight on the pic rail I will have another post up here comparing this sight to my other favorite hunting sight, the pic rail version of the BG whitetail ascent.There will be some cool info there.
I used a QAD Integrate rest, one of my favorites.
The stabilizer is a mix of a Wick Stick and a Hoyt mini stabilizer. It is 12 inches long and holds really well.
At 29/75 this bow is shooting my RIP XV 300 spine 448grain arrows at 305fps. Not crazy speed but for a bow with a close to 7 inch brace and extremely smooth cams not bad at all. I definitely don’t want my hunting arrows to be that fast but what is nice is you can always load them up with more weight.
The bow is very quiet, just like the Fortis. A very dull thud after the shot and that is it. The bow pulls so easy you don’t even think about the draw, just the hold and it holds really well.
I have to be honest, I really miss not shooting a carbon so that would be the only reason I would sell this bow and buy another bow this year, but for an aluminum this bow feels great and gets good performance. Here are a few pics
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This is a tan riser Unite with no catalog 75lb limbs in black. The bow comes in right at 75lb without any twisting and will probably just leave it there. With the EC2 cam the bow feel no different than most 70lb flagships, and better than a lot.
I paired the bow up with the CBE TrekV2 sight on the pic rail I will have another post up here comparing this sight to my other favorite hunting sight, the pic rail version of the BG whitetail ascent.There will be some cool info there.
I used a QAD Integrate rest, one of my favorites.
The stabilizer is a mix of a Wick Stick and a Hoyt mini stabilizer. It is 12 inches long and holds really well.
At 29/75 this bow is shooting my RIP XV 300 spine 448grain arrows at 305fps. Not crazy speed but for a bow with a close to 7 inch brace and extremely smooth cams not bad at all. I definitely don’t want my hunting arrows to be that fast but what is nice is you can always load them up with more weight.
The bow is very quiet, just like the Fortis. A very dull thud after the shot and that is it. The bow pulls so easy you don’t even think about the draw, just the hold and it holds really well.
I have to be honest, I really miss not shooting a carbon so that would be the only reason I would sell this bow and buy another bow this year, but for an aluminum this bow feels great and gets good performance. Here are a few pics
