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11 May 2012
the most accurate speed bow in its class
4 of 4 found this helpful I am an experienced archer - not a professional and owned many bows including 2 PSE X-force speed bows. The Destroyer 350 is superior AND MORE FORGIVING than any bow with comparable axle length and speed. Its pure joy! But you will need disciplined form and comfortable poundage to shoot it well.
1. Its perfectly balanced - it rolls forward off the hand without a heavy stabiliser.
2. Its super quiet and super fast and very light.
3. DEADLY ACCURATE with reasonable form.
4. Its a synchronised cam system with twin yokes! And thats simply unbelievable!
NOTHING beats twin yokes for adjusting and offsetting side pressure caused by cable guards. All manufacturers have been plagued by this type of torque induced limb twist. I have returned single yoke bows with excessive cam lean and put up with others that simply wont paper tune satisfactorily, sending arrows wiggling down range. (I currently have a another bow with its centre-shot pulled in towards the riser). Cam lean is the enemy of X-ring accuracy. So why dont all bows have twin yoked cams? Because until Bowtech designed the Destroyer twin yokes were awful for maintaining cam timing (without frequent bow pressing). This is why most bows are single yoke hybrids or yokeless binarys (slaved cams) which more or less stay in time, but very difficult to eliminate cam lean. Until the Destroyer gave us the best of both worlds!
The Destroyer gives me all the benefits of a twin yoke system with the rock solid timing of a binary system. INGENIOUS! Theyve geared the cams to the axles so they cant get out of sync, allowing both cables to be yoked. And it works a treat.
For me the Destroyer tuned straight down the middle of the riser, shot bullet holes through paper and has absolutely zero cam lean. I put on a TruGlo sight and set the 10 metre pin and squashed up all the other pins - no pin gap. Then I walked back and I swear the truth - I shot the same 2 cm dot at 20, 30 and 40 metres (1 arrow each). I missed 3 inches left and 1 inch down at 48 metres and tried again at 48 and got my second shaft within 1 inch of my first. This was my very first range test after setting my 10m pin. I had trouble doing this on the 2nd walk back test. Heck, I had trouble believing it wasnt a fluke - but what does that tell you about the bow?
25 September 2017
Screw on 40.5mm rubber collapsible lens hood with snap lens cap for Olympus 4/3 lens
This collapsible 40.5mm lens hood is quality for value. It won't last forever - but it is GREAT VALUE and the cap snaps in perfectly without touching the UV filter on my Olympus 4/3 lens. The rubber is neither too thin nor too thick to stop it from folding up nice and compact and it will still protect your lens from contacting most things even without the lens cap. Lens cap ifits great and comes with a lanyard you need to attach. But there is no hole to thread the lanyard thru on the cap or the hood unless you make one - its not worth the risk so just keep the cap for storage. GREAT VALUE AND QUALITY.
29 June 2018
EXCELLENT QUALITY FOR THE PRICE - ANY PRICE
EXCELLENT QUALITY - THEY ALL FIT WELL ON MY GENERIC CAN (THIEYE ACTION CAM MOUNTS).