Bowtec and Mathews...
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RE: Bowtec and Mathews...
Both bows are going to have a relatively stiff draw cycle in comparison to some of the more recent single cam designs on the market. The one forgiving grace, at least in terms of the Blackhawk, is the larger than average brace height. With this the difficulty of drawing a stiffer cam is somewhat negated because of the shorter powerstroke.
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RE: Bowtec and Mathews...
The Cam in those classics isn't all that friendly, but I've shot those cams for years, and am very used to them. The Classic in it's many previous examples in the Mathews line used to be their premier tournament bow in the form of the Ultralight. It can really shoot, and they are small and light. You set them up to compete with some stabs for better inertia than with the para limb design, and then you hunt them in a lighter package. I'm glad to see they are sticking to the design.
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RE: Bowtec and Mathews...
Coug,
If you're interested in the Classic, I would suggest you buy a Feathermax or FX... Same bow without the harmonic dampeners and literally hundreds of dollars less.
If you're interested in the Classic, I would suggest you buy a Feathermax or FX... Same bow without the harmonic dampeners and literally hundreds of dollars less.