Setting up my 2023 hunting bow, the Bowtech CP30 (part 1)
Coyote Creek Archery owner Matt Carroll goes through the step by step process that he uses for setting up a compound bow.
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Very informative...thank you
my first bow kill was at 46 yards 70 lbs draw 29'' even tho the draw was to long for me
Love my CP30 ... im only a 27.5" draw so the 30" ATA works great. extremely smooth draw on comfort, it almost feels like just rolling over a round wheel. put a 12" stabilizer on it, removed the orbital dampers to get the weight down and put a Axcel Landslyd on it and man its smooth and still vibration free almost. very smooth indeed. the only thing I dont like is the qualit of the finish, the camo scratches off very easy on the limbs :( ill get it Cerakoted this winter for a bullet proof finish.
@coyotecreekarchery
11 ай бұрын
I feel that the SS34 stole a lot of the attention from the CP30, and that it is very underrated! Sorry to hear about your issues with the finish. I like the solid color bows and the finish has held up well for me.
This is the same bow as my bowtech revolt. 30 ata. Ibo 335. Deadlock cams flip disc tech. Same bow. I like my revolt. But i love my Mathews V3X 29.
@coyotecreekarchery
11 ай бұрын
It's very similar, the cam is different, and the riser is longer on the CP30 which makes it feel like a longer ata bow. I had a Mathews V3 31 and it was okay, but once I got my hands on a Solution there was no comparison. To me the Bowtech was a better bow in every aspect. Each bow will fit everyone differently, and we are fortunate to have so many great options!
cp 30 70 lbs you can turn out 10 turns to 60 or so correct
@coyotecreekarchery
6 ай бұрын
No more than 10 turns from max poundage. bowtecharchery.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/CP30-Owner-Manual.pdf