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2011 Alpine Mako
« on: March 18, 2011, 02:48:10 PM »
Hey guy/gals. Figured I would share some info on a new bow for the bow fishing world. Since that is what I do best :chuckle:
This is the new 2011 Alipne Mako. Here are the details on the new bow. It is a well balanced bow, light weight and has a ton of adjustment. I am thinking these might be the new bow that I set my clients up with this year. I have been looking around for some new bows, and I really like these bows a lot. If you guys are thinking about upgrading or getting into bowfishing. Check these new Mako's out.

* Mass weight: 3 pounds.
* Axle to Axle: 30.75 inches.
* Brace height: 6.5 inches.
* Draw weights:40, 50, 60 pounds.
* Cam: Radial Force C
* Draw lengths: 24”-30"
* Limbs: Bi-Flex composite limb, Blue, and waterdrops
* Cable Guard Straight mounted carbon.
* Sight window 8.25” single plane window with Ruckus medalion.
* Pocket: LX Pocket Mounting System.
* Riser Color: Blue, and waterdrops
* Grip: 2 piece rose wood.
* Let-off: 65%
 
The picture and the stats are strait from Alipne Archery website. Happy bow fishing!

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Re: 2011 Alpine Mako
« Reply #1 on: March 18, 2011, 02:49:56 PM »
So this is a bow you presently use or have used?
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Re: 2011 Alpine Mako
« Reply #2 on: March 18, 2011, 02:52:52 PM »
This is a bow I have had in my hands, and will probably have 3-4 on my boat shortly ;)
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Re: 2011 Alpine Mako
« Reply #3 on: March 18, 2011, 02:59:57 PM »
Price? 

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Re: 2011 Alpine Mako
« Reply #4 on: March 18, 2011, 03:02:02 PM »
Oh and its a new 2011 bow ;) The 2011 bowfishing season is not here yet. So Hard to use a bow that has just hit the market.  :IBCOOL: I will do more of a write up later on when I get some in my hands and my clients hands. Just talking gear :tup: I like to help share the sport :IBCOOL:

MtnMuely they are set to sell at around the 300 price range. Alpine has them on there site for 315.00 right now. :IBCOOL:

They offer both left and right handed models as well. For those of you that are backwards :chuckle:
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Re: 2011 Alpine Mako
« Reply #5 on: March 18, 2011, 03:09:59 PM »
I was hoping more in the $200 range.  In the $300s, I'd just as soon buy 5 yr old, 80% let off, big name brand bows with all the components.  Thanks for the info.

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Re: 2011 Alpine Mako
« Reply #6 on: March 18, 2011, 03:14:38 PM »
Yeah most of the bows from the pse nova-cudda-fish hawk-etc are all in the 300.00 price range. A few of the shops are going to be stocking them, and they might be a little lower. The nice thing with the bowfishing bows is that most can be snap shot like a recurve, they are light weight and designed for the kind of shooting that you will have in bowfishing conditions. No prob on the info, love to help :tup:
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