Bowtech allegiance

john.drinkwater · 14-01-06, 02:33 PM

Hi just wondering if any body can help me .I have a Bowtech Allegiance with the Binary cams and i have just noticed a small bit of play on my cams , they seem to move a bit if i put the bottom cam on the carpet and hold the bow upright then press the top cam down a bit they seem to move a bit with the limbs and cables, is this normal ! I have phoned a shop up and the said the most bows do it, so i am just wondering as anybody got a Allegiance and could they tell me if theres does the same, I have noticed this when i have put my bow standing up against the side of the wall in our club then when i have picked it up
There is no movement side to side of the cams, and the gaps from the cams to the limbs are both the same top and bottom.
I am Queering this because as you know when something gets in your head it will not go away till its sorted.
Thanks John

Bald Eagle · 14-01-06, 08:11 PM

You're 'aving a larf!! Course they'll flex when you put pressure on them, mine do the same, why do you want to do that anyway? there are no bus cables as they are like a mirror image and what one does the other will follow, they should never go ouy of sync. It's not good practice to "lean it against a wall" either, a clip on bow stand will cost about £7 and keeps the bottom cam off the floor, leaning on your long rod. I love my bow to bits, better than all the Hoyts and Matthews I've had, the stop and let off is so positive.

john.drinkwater · 14-01-06, 10:24 PM

Thanks B eagle I also love my bow thats why i was concirned, I use a bow stand which we have at the club usally, I only stand my bow against the side of the wall very carefully and on carpet tiles which we walk on when i am shooting the target next to the wall,
Thats when i noticed the bit of movement when i picked up my bow with the cam, which im dont usally do

Marcus26 · 14-01-06, 11:55 PM

It's normal, my UltraElite did it too. I have not noticed it with my Allegiance, but it's nothing to worry about.

john.drinkwater · 15-01-06, 10:04 AM

Thanks Marcus that puts my mind at rest a bit,i thought there was something wrong with my cams,
Cheers John

14-01-06, 02:33 PM	#1 (permalink)
john.drinkwater In the White Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Stoke on Trent Posts: 26 Tournaments Joined: 0 Tournaments Won: 0 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Bowtech allegiance Hi just wondering if any body can help me .I have a Bowtech Allegiance with the Binary cams and i have just noticed a small bit of play on my cams , they seem to move a bit if i put the bottom cam on the carpet and hold the bow upright then press the top cam down a bit they seem to move a bit with the limbs and cables, is this normal ! I have phoned a shop up and the said the most bows do it, so i am just wondering as anybody got a Allegiance and could they tell me if theres does the same, I have noticed this when i have put my bow standing up against the side of the wall in our club then when i have picked it up There is no movement side to side of the cams, and the gaps from the cams to the limbs are both the same top and bottom. I am Queering this because as you know when something gets in your head it will not go away till its sorted. Thanks John Ebay: Camlink CSP50 Spotting Scope reduced to £39.95 Ebay: Spotting Scopes for the outdoor season

14-01-06, 11:55 PM	#4 (permalink)
Marcus26 It's an X Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Sitting in an oven Posts: 2,943 Tournaments Joined: 0 Tournaments Won: 0 Downloads: 4 Uploads: 0	It's normal, my UltraElite did it too. I have not noticed it with my Allegiance, but it's nothing to worry about. __________________ [Beiter Nocks] [CBE Sights]

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14-01-06, 08:11 PM	#2 (permalink)
Bald Eagle It's an X Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: North Yorks Posts: 1,671 Tournaments Joined: 0 Tournaments Won: 0 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	You're 'aving a larf!! Course they'll flex when you put pressure on them, mine do the same, why do you want to do that anyway? there are no bus cables as they are like a mirror image and what one does the other will follow, they should never go ouy of sync. It's not good practice to "lean it against a wall" either, a clip on bow stand will cost about £7 and keeps the bottom cam off the floor, leaning on your long rod. I love my bow to bits, better than all the Hoyts and Matthews I've had, the stop and let off is so positive.

14-01-06, 10:24 PM	#3 (permalink)
john.drinkwater In the White Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Stoke on Trent Posts: 26 Tournaments Joined: 0 Tournaments Won: 0 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Thanks B eagle I also love my bow thats why i was concirned, I use a bow stand which we have at the club usally, I only stand my bow against the side of the wall very carefully and on carpet tiles which we walk on when i am shooting the target next to the wall, Thats when i noticed the bit of movement when i picked up my bow with the cam, which im dont usally do

15-01-06, 10:04 AM	#5 (permalink)
john.drinkwater In the White Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Stoke on Trent Posts: 26 Tournaments Joined: 0 Tournaments Won: 0 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Thanks Marcus that puts my mind at rest a bit,i thought there was something wrong with my cams, Cheers John