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Posted on 11/17/20 at 9:38 pm to Uncle Brady
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Im out this year, I like my VXR 28 too much
Same here. Love my vxr28 as well!!
Posted on 11/18/20 at 6:22 am to AlxTgr
Yes they are. I’m on my second Elite right now. I’ve owned and hunted with just about all the companies out there. My Ritual is my favorite bow to date, but I go shoot em all every year. They each have their strengths, but it all comes down to individual feel as most folks know.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 9:11 am to Uncle Brady
quote:
For you specifically with your Z7, you would get a bow with no vibration, reduction of sound at the shot, faster arrow speed with less draw weight, better grip, more stability due to the riser design,and way less nock travel to tune out compared to your single cam bow. There is a reason the #1 selling bow brand completely eliminated single cam bows, even the damn slogan and logos have changed
Look, just let me stay convinced that I don't need to go spend a bunch on a new bow, dammit.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 9:40 am to AlxTgr
The new Prima(Chick bow). Honestly, if these came in 65lb draw, I would probably buy one,
IBO RATING
346 FPS @ IBO SPEC (321 @ 27.5")
AXLE-TO-AXLE
30"
BRACE HEIGHT
5.5"
PHYSICAL WEIGHT
3.93 LBS
LET-OFF
80%
DRAW WEIGHTS
40, 50, 60 LBS
DRAW LENGTHS
21.5 - 27.5"
IBO RATING
346 FPS @ IBO SPEC (321 @ 27.5")
AXLE-TO-AXLE
30"
BRACE HEIGHT
5.5"
PHYSICAL WEIGHT
3.93 LBS
LET-OFF
80%
DRAW WEIGHTS
40, 50, 60 LBS
DRAW LENGTHS
21.5 - 27.5"
Posted on 11/18/20 at 9:42 am to AlxTgr
And for you tall freaks, the Atlas:
BRACE HEIGHT
7 3/4"
IBO RATING
UP TO 350 FPS @ 34"
AXLE-TO-AXLE
34 3/4"
DRAW WEIGHT
60, 65, 70 & 75
DRAW LENGTHS
29.5" - 34"
LET-OFF
80 OR 85%
PHYSICAL WEIGHT
4.92 LBS
CAM
CROSSCENTRIC W/ SWITCHWEIGHT TECHNOLOGY
MSRP
$1349
BRACE HEIGHT
7 3/4"
IBO RATING
UP TO 350 FPS @ 34"
AXLE-TO-AXLE
34 3/4"
DRAW WEIGHT
60, 65, 70 & 75
DRAW LENGTHS
29.5" - 34"
LET-OFF
80 OR 85%
PHYSICAL WEIGHT
4.92 LBS
CAM
CROSSCENTRIC W/ SWITCHWEIGHT TECHNOLOGY
MSRP
$1349
Posted on 11/18/20 at 11:55 am to speckledawg
quote:
Look, just let me stay convinced that I don't need to go spend a bunch on a new bow, dammit.
Not going to happen Speck. Stash that Z7 away for Speck Jr. Go shoot the new bows side by side with your Z7.
Someone is always on Facebook Mathews for sale page looking for single cams.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 1:43 pm to DownshiftAndFloorIt
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I'm still shooting a 2006ish diamond triumph
My bow is somewhere around a 1994 High Country.
it's been in the attic of my front garage for around 10yrs now.
It would probably explode if anyone tried to pull it back.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 3:27 pm to bbvdd
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My bow is somewhere around a 1994 High Country.
quote:
It would probably explode if anyone tried to pull it back.
If it makes you feel any better a High Country had just as much tendency to explode when they were brand new.
I've seen 5 bows explode back in my years of shooting ASA, NFAA, IBO tourney's
1-Oneida (a must see in one's lifetime)
1-American (High Country clone)
and 3 High Country's
So I can fully appreciate your worst fears
Posted on 11/18/20 at 6:10 pm to bbvdd
quote:
My bow is somewhere around a 1994 High Country
Extra old man points if it has an overdraw and some Easton xx78 super light arrows cut to 24in
Posted on 11/18/20 at 6:21 pm to bbvdd
quote:
1994 High Country.
I shoot a 1994 mathews my uncle had laying around lol. Accurate but slow af
Posted on 11/18/20 at 6:29 pm to Ol boy
I don’t remember the arrow length maybe 28” but it definitely has an overdraw. I’m tall so I think the draw length is around 30-31”
Easton Arrow but would need to get them to know what they are. Pretty certain the are light for the bow.
It was extremely fast for the time it was made and pretty loud as well.
Easton Arrow but would need to get them to know what they are. Pretty certain the are light for the bow.
It was extremely fast for the time it was made and pretty loud as well.
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