Different bow supplied than ordered

[Drifty]

heya's

I ordered a PSE Nova RF Single Cam bow from an online retailer. They are shipping it to me, (should arrive tomorrow) but I've been told 2 out of 3 bows he shipped were changed to a better bow. PSE Bruin SU is what could arrive in the post tomorrow.

My worry is will I be able to tune or set it up on my own ? Does the dual cam setup make it much more difficult to adjust/tune it ?

What benifets does a dual cam have over a single ? Will it have more let-off, easier to draw etc. More troubles down the track when wear and tear appears.

Should I just be thankful he's shipping a more expensive bow for the same price ?

Any opinions would be great.

Cheers
Wayne
:)

[Puk]

Jump off that bridge when you come to it mate.
wait and see what you get first. There is no use jumping the gun. A wise man once told me never to worry about anything that you can't control.

Puk

[Drifty]

Could you give an opinion of the bow differences, and how they would affect a learner ?

Between the Single Cam and Dual Cam setup difficulties and performance.

Cheers
:)

[Puk]

sorry mate, i can't help you on that one. I have always had dual cam bows. I'm sure someone in the know will help.
Puk

[XTfreak]

[quote=Drifty;105173]heya's

I ordered a PSE Nova RF Single Cam bow from an online retailer. They are shipping it to me, (should arrive tomorrow) but I've been told 2 out of 3 bows he shipped were changed to a better bow. PSE Bruin SU is what could arrive in the post tomorrow.

My worry is will I be able to tune or set it up on my own ? Does the dual cam setup make it much more difficult to adjust/tune it ? It is in fact a bit harder to tune a dual cam bow than a single cam because you have to keep both cams in sinc with each other which you dont have to do with a single cam. But you can tune it and keep it tuned yourself. If you have questions just ask on here and someone can usually help.

What benifets does a dual cam have over a single ? Dual cam is usually faster. Will it have more let-off, easier to draw etc. Dual cams are usually harder to draw because you are turning over two cams at the same time as opposed to turning over a single cam and an idler wheel. I dont know if there is more or less let off.More troubles down the track when wear and tear appears.Should be no more wear and tear than a single cam. It all depends on how well you take care of it.

Should I just be thankful he's shipping a more expensive bow for the same price ?As Puk has said. Until it arrives and you see what is in the box why worry?
This is all just my personal experiance and is not to be taken as pure gospel...
Bill

[Wareagle]

With modern string material, once the strings are shot in,(about 200)the bow should pretty well stay tuned, single or twin cam. I don't find one any harder to draw than the other. letoff can be the same on both.