BowTech Destroyer 350

[Low Fence]

Just thought I'd pass some numbers along. Rockey set up a :

Destroyer 350
72 lbs.
29" draw length
400gr. arrow
WHISKER BISCUIT

322 fps

carry on

[shiggs]

How do you like it?

[lil_armond]

Welcome to the Destroyer Family, you'll love it. Shigg's will have one before to long I bet. Oh yeah Steve I sold my boat today, going to the bank tomorrow to pick up the check. Sure hate to see that bad girl go but it is what it is. I will build a suicide machine next after things pick back up.

[Low Fence]

Not mine just one Rockey rigged up. Very nice bows, just not what I was hoping for. I ordered an Admiral

[codpopper]

dang

[Texas Grown]

They certainly have the power and speed.

[rocky]

I'm gonna revise this a little as I am suspicious of the arrow weight in the original post even though I gave Low Fence the numbers.
I set a Destroyer 350 today at 29 inches (bow pulls slightly long)
72 lbs
385 grain arrow,
Peep, loop, catwhiskers, Whisker Biscuit.
320 fps on the nose.

[StikSlinger]

Set my buddies up for him and here are the numbers:
65#
405 gr full metal jacket 400
27inch draw with stops on 27.5
bowjack and a biscuit
279 fps

shoots like a dream and smoken fast for this set up and 70 fp of energy

[rocky]

Set my buddies up for him and here are the numbers:
65#
405 gr full metal jacket 400
27inch draw with stops on 27.5
bowjack and a biscuit
279 fps

shoots like a dream and smoken fast for this set up and 70 fp of energy

Most of these are coming in a little long and have a definate dump on the end of the cycle, so I'm wondering why you put the stop at 27.5 if the module is set at 27.
I usually set my stops on my personal bow at 28, and put the module at 28.5 decreasing letoff until I advance tha cams slightly, ending up at 28 1/4 with about 70-73 % letoff.

[StikSlinger]

It just feels better and gives a sweet valley. It is shooting great and tuned perfect. Try it on one and see what you think. It is a learning process with these new bows.

[rocky]

It just feels better and gives a sweet valley. It is shooting great and tuned perfect. Try it on one and see what you think. It is a learning process with these new bows.

I guess everybody likes a different feel.
These bows have a fairly deep valley when set properly,(stop coinciding with module position), which is too much for me personally.
When this is done, at least on the longer draw-lengths, the cam overrotates sometimes causing tuning issues.
I'm glad your friends is working well with those settings.
When you have a 2 cam bow like the Destroyer, the higher the let-off, the harder to keep timed properly in most cases.

[jay]

Set my buddies up for him and here are the numbers:
65#
405 gr full metal jacket 400
27inch draw with stops on 27.5
bowjack and a biscuit
279 fps

shoots like a dream and smoken fast for this set up and 70 fp of energy

How much letoff does this get? Can this cam lock up at full draw?

[VorTexan]

Did you say Whisker Biscuit...

[rocky]

Did you say Whisker Biscuit...

Best hunting rest made.

[VorTexan]

Best hunting rest made.

It is sufficient to say the least. Caveman comes to mind which is even better just a little rough on the vanes.