Well, I got my all black nitrum 34 in with #2 cam at 29 inches and 72 lbs draw weight. First off, she is a beauty. I do like the draw cycle of the 34 much better. It doesn't have the big "hump" like the turbo. I knew the bow was going to be fast but I had no idea what the chrono would show.
Nitrum Turbo 71 lb at 29 inches
450 grain arrow---298 fps (carbon injexion with 100 grain head)
485 grain arrow---284 fps (injection fmj with 125 grain head)
Nitrum 34 72 lb at 29 inches
450 grain arrow---295 fps
485 grain arrow---284 fps
Speeds were identical(essentially) and the 34 just feels better to me. I have my turbo at the shop for sale as it only had 20-30 arrows through it. I think I am going to order another nitrum 34 in the brown riser and camo limbs as a second bow. I always travel with 2 bows. I think I am going to add a wrap to that fmj arrow and that will get it to right at 500 grains. That with a 125 grain deep six solid broadhead will likely be my setup for grizzly and brown bear. It is interesting how quick the 34 inch ATA bows have been in the smaller cam size at 29 inches.
Nitrum Turbo 71 lb at 29 inches
450 grain arrow---298 fps (carbon injexion with 100 grain head)
485 grain arrow---284 fps (injection fmj with 125 grain head)
Nitrum 34 72 lb at 29 inches
450 grain arrow---295 fps
485 grain arrow---284 fps
Speeds were identical(essentially) and the 34 just feels better to me. I have my turbo at the shop for sale as it only had 20-30 arrows through it. I think I am going to order another nitrum 34 in the brown riser and camo limbs as a second bow. I always travel with 2 bows. I think I am going to add a wrap to that fmj arrow and that will get it to right at 500 grains. That with a 125 grain deep six solid broadhead will likely be my setup for grizzly and brown bear. It is interesting how quick the 34 inch ATA bows have been in the smaller cam size at 29 inches.
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