Getting a new Judge set-up
Guys I am helping a friend get a new Judge set-up. It is a 60lber with a 28" DL. Right out of the box maxed out at 64lbs. It shot a 415gr arrow at 270fps, this was with a 19gr peep and a string loop installed. About how much more can we squeak out of it, I think it is pretty close now, but I bet maybe 5-7fps left in there.
PS- The 415gr arrows are what he is using so base your estimates on that.
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You are pretty close Tony.
I'd get it on the draw board and check the DL. I'm guessing it's a little long based on the DW. If it is long, take a couple twists out of the cables OR take 1 twist out of each cable and put 2 twists in the aim string. Same result.
The cam holes should be around .010 under the limb face. Mine are close to that , but not exact.(I have a hard time measuring that small)
it sounds a little out of spec. I think there's more to get.
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I've been hearing that setting it up to hit peak weight at 6 1/2" is what you want to achieve. Get the draw length and draw weight correct and having it hit peak at 6.5" and you should be good.
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One of my friends was shooting his new bow and my jaw dropped.
28" draw
64lbs
400gr arrow = 297fps
445gr arrow = 285fps
That right there is incredible!
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