I've got it sighted in, out to 50 yards, but here's the 40 yard results. 
The shadow of the arrow shafts, shows the closeness of the shafts.
I'm very happy with this Elite HNTR33! Very smooth draw cycle too.
At the archery pro shop the digital scale shows it at a 58# Draw Weight and holding weight is 11#
I added a paracord wrap to the grip. This will make it have some thermal properties in colder weather, make it easier to hang on to with cloth gloves and yet it's still narrow enough for good shooting form. These metal grips with little laminated wood center pieces ain't getting it and they feel like you're holding on to a popcicle in the colder weather months.
The arrows are Gold Tip Kinetics 300 spine at 27 1/4", 25 gr. half-out insert, 125 gr. tip weight and 2.75" AAE vanes. TAW at 480.
The archery pro shop digital scales show it at 58# with a holding weight of 11#.
I'm hoping to run it through a chronograph, next week.
The shadow of the arrow shafts, shows the closeness of the shafts.I'm very happy with this Elite HNTR33! Very smooth draw cycle too.
At the archery pro shop the digital scale shows it at a 58# Draw Weight and holding weight is 11#
I added a paracord wrap to the grip. This will make it have some thermal properties in colder weather, make it easier to hang on to with cloth gloves and yet it's still narrow enough for good shooting form. These metal grips with little laminated wood center pieces ain't getting it and they feel like you're holding on to a popcicle in the colder weather months.
The arrows are Gold Tip Kinetics 300 spine at 27 1/4", 25 gr. half-out insert, 125 gr. tip weight and 2.75" AAE vanes. TAW at 480.
The archery pro shop digital scales show it at 58# with a holding weight of 11#.
I'm hoping to run it through a chronograph, next week.