I went and test drove some new bows today. Having been outa date for a while andits time to upgrade...I knowlots of guys who shoot Mathews so thats what I ve had my eye on. I shot the new DXT (sweet) the Switch back (just as sweet) and the shop owner asked me to try the BowTech General.....wow! If it makes since to anybody, it was the softest shooting hard hitting bow I shot!!!
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Mathews DXT maxum hunter 350 4 blade muzzy 90
Browning 7mm rem mag VXL 4x12 50mm hornandy 139
Mossberg 835 3 1/2" #4 turkey loads (thump)
I am a proud owner of a General and let me tell ya ....you will not get any queiter or less hand shock than this bow. However it is not a speed bow. If you go with a light arrow set up you can get some speed out of it! Im lucky to have a 29" draw so I can get some speed. Im shooting 309fps with my General. Sweet bow thats all I will say. Its a little heavier than some other bows but hell mine hangs from the tree anyways!
I've got a drenalin.......id bypass the DXT and get a Drenalin not a DXT. not sure the switchback is just as sweet.....but ya id choose either a Drenalin or switchback,
My last bow wasn't their best....this time I bought the best, why buy older technology both cost a fair amount, so get the Drenalin.
IMO no reason to have a shorter Drenalin....less forgiving, ie the DXT, sure its popular/marketing, but I have and would still get a Drenalin.
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Mathews DXT maxum hunter 350 4 blade muzzy 90
Browning 7mm rem mag VXL 4x12 50mm hornandy 139
Mossberg 835 3 1/2" #4 turkey loads (thump)
I don't see a legitimate advantage to having that short of a bow. Not one, that you can't get with a 33" bow. 33" to me is short, and 29" is just plain awkward. THe PSE SS is the same way.
Don't say maneuverability because if you are in that close of quarters, you probably aren't making a good shot to begin with.
I've got a drenalin.......id bypass the DXT and get a Drenalin not a DXT. not sure the switchback is just as sweet.....but ya id choose either a Drenalin or switchback,
My last bow wasn't their best....this time I bought the best, why buy older technology both cost a fair amount, so get the Drenalin.
IMO no reason to have a shorter Drenalin....less forgiving, ie the DXT, sure its popular/marketing, but I have and would still get a Drenalin.
Just curious... have you even shot a General? It will blow those bows out of the water.... JMO
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I don't see a legitimate advantage to having that short of a bow. Not one, that you can't get with a 33" bow. 33" to me is short, and 29" is just plain awkward. THe PSE SS is the same way.
Don't say maneuverability because if you are in that close of quarters, you probably aren't making a good shot to begin with.
A bow that short is VERY critical.
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Thanks for the input..... just wondering if they mite self destruct or somthing
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Mathews DXT maxum hunter 350 4 blade muzzy 90
Browning 7mm rem mag VXL 4x12 50mm hornandy 139
Mossberg 835 3 1/2" #4 turkey loads (thump)
I shot them all a while back, they all shot nice I thought. But I thought the general was heavy so we put it on the scale and the scale confirmed it. It was 2 lbs heavier setup than the DXT setup, not a big deal if your sitting in a tree. But if you plan on lugging it around that weight makes a big difference at the end of the day to me.
Each to his own, good luck with your new bow!
DTX, General, and switch back???
