Originally Posted by
TFOX
You are most likely correct.The letoff is probably much lower,which increases holding weight.However,if you have the correct draw length and form,lower letoff can hold much steadier than high.
Many top Hoyt shooters begged Hoyt to come back with their spiral cams because of the low letoff and speed.Some configurations with this cam have the letoff as low as 55%.
Right on. Less let off typically makes you hold more steady.... as will more mass weight of the bow. I swapped the aluminum weight for a solid brass one in my harmonic dampener on my Drenalin to boost the weight a bit. I could see the pin shake everytime my heart beat. On a big buck I suspect my pin would look like an EKG meter.