Specifications for Liberty Archery small, light weight, and fast bow made in CA

Specifications

DRAW LENGTHS - 25 1/2, 26 3/8, 26 7/8, 27 3/8, 28.0",
28 7/16", 28 3/4", 29 3/8", 30", 30 1/2", 31.0", 31 1/2", 32 "
(Left hand bows are available Add $20.00)
Draw Length Not adjustable.
No modules, unique cam, cables, and string per draw
length.
DRAW WEIGHTS - 30-40#, 35-45#, 40-50#, 45-55#, 50-
60#, 55-65#, 60-70#, 65-75#,72-82# (order by peak
weight) Draw weight is adjustable 10 lbs down from peak
weight
STABILIZER MOUNT - Center Front, 5” long fits case.
PEEP SIGHT - String angle requires special Liberty peeps.
SIGHTS - Most sights work fine, see accessories.
CAM - High speed, high let-off, split cable design.
LET-OFF- 85%, ask about 65% let-off
HOLDING WEIGHT - 10.5 lbs for 70 lb bow =85% let-off.
BRACE HEIGHT - 7"
ARROW SPEED IBO-308 fps, AMO-242 fps. Note longer
draw. Using allowed 4 grains/lb arrows speed is 338 fps.
HANDLE - Lightweight cushioned synthetic rubber angled
at 29 degrees. See photo in Design History.
STRING - Vapor Trail (prestretched) After 1/15/2006
CAMO - RealTree Hardwoods High Definition Green-Jordan
VIBRATION & NOISE REDUCTION
Sims - String Leeches & Bow Jacks cable silencers
BOW PRESS - Is not needed to replace or change the
string. Not needed to replace a cable. Bow press is only
need to replace cams or limbs. Most crossbow presses can
press the Liberty I. The Apple Archery crossbow center
($170) works great but in 95% of the cases is not needed..

Ph: (408) 983-1127 Santa Clara, CA

Shoot for 20 days before
you decide to buy. Kit is
$826 to your door. Not CA.

No Hand Shock or Kick

READ DESIGN HISTORY

RISER - A357-T6 aluminum riser (same
material used for jet impeller blades)
BOW LENGTH - 20.5" axle to axle*

Suggested Retail
(Bow Only) $699

DRAW LENGTH MEASUREMENT

Need your height (no shoes), Wingspan (fingertip to fingertip),
and measurement below from your present bow.

1)   Tell your helper that the center of the 5/16" threaded arrow
rest hole is the marking spot. (one closest to string)

2)   Then mark an arrow with pencil at full draw at this hole center
(need another person).

3)   Measure the distance from the string grove on the nock to this
mark on the arrow. Adding to this measurement 1 3/4" to get AMO
Draw, which should be close to your present bow's draw length.

4) Tell me if you did this measurement with or without sting loop
(string loop is better) Use your standard release.

5) We noticed that archers like a bit longer draw length (3/8” to
1/2”) because of the string angle and high let-off (if they touch the
string to the nose, then ½” to ¾”).
Tell us if you touch the string to your nose.

		LIBERTY I 07 33 Improvements
Cam Assy	1	Addition of thin inside washer	Stops squeaking
	2	Greased newly added inside washer	Stops Squeaking
Limbs	3	Uniforn rounding (Diamond Router) of limb end	Eliminates variation in "A" frame limb orientation
	4	Round Square limb corners near cable	Stops cable cushion (ring) from wearing through.
Cams	5	Deeper Cam grove	Less chance for string to come off
	6	Thinner cable ball slot	Stronger
	7	Thicker string attachment points (Tear drop shape)	Stronger
	8	Thicker and wider string attachment substrate	Stronger
	9	Cam spacer redesign two 1/4 pins	Stronger
	10	Corrected bend on cable stops	Minimize clicking noise as cables hit stop
	11	Punch expansion of single pin on cams	Stronger
	12	Moved String attachment to inner point	Stronger
	13	Cam tube cushions on cable stops	Stops clicking noise as cables hit stop
String	14	Switched to Vapor Trail Strings	Fit Grove better, prestretched, hold peep rotation
	15	Two less Strands on Vapor trail strings	Faster, fit grouve even better. 10/31/06
	16	Decreased center serving from 6" to 4"	Lighter-faster
	17	Loop tightened with special tool	Helps keep loop from moving
	18	Nock Crimp added above top knot on string loop	Helps keep loop from moving
	19	Bottom serving increased to 3" position	Better noise abatement
	20	New thicker stiffer loop material	Easier to grap loop, More durable.
Limb Caps	21	Made Sides Thicker	Stronger
	22	Limb cap cushion made uniform	Eliminates variation in "A" frame limb orientation
Pockets	23	Limb pocket cushion die cut	Better cosmetics and fit
Riser	24	Increase riser thickness near handle	Stronger handle/riser attachment
	25	Handle attachment epoxy	Adds 3000 lbs strength to handle
	26	Riser sight-bar thickened	Stronger
Cables	27	Bend loop in ball end of cables	Removes spring effect, cables stay in grouve
	28	Nylon coating removed to .625 from ball	Fits better with thinner slot
	29	Cable cushions upgraded to Polyurethane	Greater tensile, and abrasion resistance
	30	Polyurethane cables ends thicker/ round limb edges	Stops cushion wearout on limb corners
Silencers	31	Bow Jacks glued to cable, added tie instructions	Eliminates Bow Jack slipping into cam
Peep	32	New silicone based peep tubing	Stronger and much longer lasting
Handle	33	Hole in bottom of handle made smaller	Stopped screw head from sliding through rubber

Boxes	1	Tighter fitting and stronger	Less Shipping damage

Note:		Vital Hunting Gear owner, Ben Ashfari loves the	Liberty I and has all of its sight heads to fit same.

E mail for Sales or Questions

Bill Light, father of Matt Light (NE Patriots)
Both own the Liberty I. Video of first shot.

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ARROW SPEED IBO - 308 fps AMO - 242 fps
Using allowed 4 grains/lb arrows speed is 338 fps
Remember you have a longer draw with this bow.

To the right is a 4 arrow group shot at 50 yards.

The target was sitting on the grass and it rotated a little with each hit.

The shooter was 62 year old Bill Light who is shown shooting the
bow for the very first time in the video above/right. He shot the 4
arrows (all touching) in the picture to the right with the Liberty I .

Bill is the father if Matt Light of the New England Patriots football
team where he plays offensive tackle.

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