I was home from work about 2:30 box was on the porch,when I saw where it came from it was like early Christmas.
Specs on Bow 62" 56#@28" 19" Riser Med Limbs. Bow and limbs are beautiful,the hooks on those limbs I could go bass fishing with.You have seen the vids and post from JParanee and others.First I want to say I, like alot of others here have shot my share of different bows for over 52years.Here is what I think so far.
1.This Bow balances perfect In my hand the std grip feels like it was made for me,on all my bows Ive had to put rubber grips on because they felt like they were moveing around to much for a consistant grip.Every time I grabed this bow my hand went to the same spot.
2.Most of my Bows are 54# to 67# pulling back this bow was so smooth,and when I focused on my spot to shoot it felt easier to achieve my back tension and follow thru.
3.I set this bow up with one brass nock and one tie on nock,just so I could hurry and shoot it.LOL velcro side plate Velcro rest with a sliver of leather about 3\4 of the thickness of a match,inline where you're hand touches the grip or where you check Brace ht from.That has worked on alot of my bows in the past.
4.Put some small cat wiskers 1/3 on top and bottom limb where string starts to touch limb.
Arrows are GT 5575 pro hunters black 29 1/2" from insert to bottom of nocks,6 1/2" wraps 3- 4" shield cut feathers,145gn tips and Easton 3D Super Nocks.
5.1st shot 10yds WOW very smooth and balanced before during and especially after the shot.Backed up to 20 25 30yds again Wow these arrows were set up and tuned bare shaft for a 56#A&H ACS 3pc LB
I had two new bare shafts that were I used for the LB,same arrow as above.Both arrows 1 inch above and 1/2" to 1" to right of fletched arrows.
How lucky can you get,I will continue to fine tune and bare shaft out futher.
I also used a 3 Rivers Dura Glove
6.One of my club members called when I was setting up the Covert and said that himself and another member were heading to the club to shoot,so I met them there to keep this short,I will tell you they shoot Compounds and I agreed to shoot from there stakes,not only is it fun but it puts pressure to perform,and I believe in praticeing longer shots,it helps me focus on form and every aspect of my shot sequence.
Because of my work and getting up at 3:30 am I could only shoot around 20 targets,but I held my own,when I left the scores were pretty close,I have done this with my longbow,and I want to say I'm not bragging,it just felt good to keep pace with them.
I was so impressed with the Bow,and not because of what I paid for this bow.
Border has put alot of research over the years,always striveing to make something better all the time.
There are alot of great boyers out there and alot of great bows,you all know there is no one bow for everyone.
7.Only one drawback,when I tied on my bottom nock set the serving separated,I will put some crown serving on and get two new strings and keep this one for a back up.
And none of my cases are wide enough for the Covert,I would like to find a case hard or soft so I won't have to kep breaking the bow down.
I will try and get some pics ASAP
I Will buy another Covert
Thanks Terry