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sure. they are good at blowing. after my d-loop broke while i was pulling 70lb and release hit me in a mouth i was thinking just about it. while looking for my tooth. it was years ago...something to remember. :)

newer 60LB bows can do what old 70-80lb could. shot placement is the key as well. KE calculators are available online

" I chose aluminum for the vibration and noise dampening compared to carbon". are you saying carbon had more vibration and noise or you choose it for such? must be not tuned or defective carbon.

lower receivers are firearms, FFL required. bolts are just parts, you can buy or sell. but yep, ebay and paypal are anti2A Beretta support is the worst in the industry, btw.

install limbsaver, it works well

street price can be different, i paid $700 for mine and sold 22-250 for 800. point is: varmint is more expensive

T3 lite cost $600, Varmints are in $900 range. mine in .223 shoots in one hole at 100 all day long.

is it bull barrel aka varmint version?

not sure if it's going to work for .308 i use CFE-223 to boost .308

yes. it's still under max load but now i match my scope (Burris BP) marks on reticle. around 2800fps

Barnes LRX 175 with 57.1 grn gives me one rugged hole with 30-06 load

i have 3 tikkas. all shoot subMOA. 22" light 30-06 and 24" Varmint .308 both have 1:11 twist; count it in. 30-06 is on steady Barnes diet(in CA), and likes 180 grn , tsx, ttsx on varget or H380. lately switched to 175 grn LRX and Superformance, with great results for 30-06. 0.05 of the lands...