Bowdaddy covered it.

I just wanted to add my THANKS to you and all your fellow soldiers for all you do.
Also, just one tidbit about overdraws. They are a thing of the past and that's a good thing. They were great for speed, I used them too, but they were hard to shoot and dangerous. Think about it, if you torque the bow (or twist it at the grip) then you moved the rest bigtime because it was behind the pivot point of your hand. It would send an arrow way off. Also if an arrow broke or fell off the rest, they went through your hand/arm. Happened LOTS of times. Hardly ever hear of it now. Like BowD. said, new bows today are smoother, quieter and faster with 30" carbons than those 24" OD shooters ever were. Only advantage to an OD is that your arrows being short, on todays shorter length bows kept them from digging in the dirt when you lower your bow from a stand.

Take Care over there. Hope you get back to bowhunt soon.