Pattern on metal stock
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gerald strine
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Re: Pattern on metal stock
Could you describe them? Where are they on the stock?
Shot in the dark: brace height markers or lines for cheek rest
Shot in the dark: brace height markers or lines for cheek rest
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Re: Pattern on metal stock
I uploaded one of the pics you sent. Seems like it is almost like a grease stain or something. Or some type of heat imprint from the forming process. Hopefully someone else who knows more could help!
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Carnivorous
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Re: Pattern on metal stock
Looks like machining coolant residue. I would try a scotch Brite pad in a small area first to clean it up. If that doesn't work you can always send it in for warranty repair...
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Re: Pattern on metal stock
"Rumble"
Matrix 350LE Treestand Camo
"Ravage"
Micro Mag 340 Mossy Oak Camo
Matrix 350LE Treestand Camo
"Ravage"
Micro Mag 340 Mossy Oak Camo
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longbow joe
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Re: Pattern on metal stock
Aint that where the quiver goes. Put a quiver on the poor naked bow....just kidden.
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Trigger tecs,leupold crossbones and nikon bolts.
Zombie slayers and mostly swat broadheads.
Re: Pattern on metal stock
Personally, I'd just cover it with a stock.
Some people just like stepping on rakes
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GunsiteScout
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Re: Pattern on metal stock
Maybe stock wasn't exactly perfectly clean before it went into the anodizing tank.
Part could have been cut from the beginning part of the aluminum extrusion that is a little bit harder being forced through the dies. Sometimes this makes weird patterns in the anodizing because the acid bath doesn't bite as deep and colour goes a bit off...
Either way it's not going to affect the performance of the xbow.
Part could have been cut from the beginning part of the aluminum extrusion that is a little bit harder being forced through the dies. Sometimes this makes weird patterns in the anodizing because the acid bath doesn't bite as deep and colour goes a bit off...
Either way it's not going to affect the performance of the xbow.