I shoot a Parker UltraLite 31. At 31" A2A, 28" draw length and 50# draw weight it is very smooth and forgiving. It is shooting 430 grain 2213's at about 220fps - it's about time to start working up to 60#.

I shot 7+ hours every day this week and today decided to score - I shot a 273, 281, and 288 back to back to back with no rest and I am still in my 2nd month shooting - ever. Once I steady up and get my form to be more consistant I feel a 300 will not be out of reach <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>.

To be honest, for me it is harder to concentrate hard enough on all 60 arrows to shoot a 300 than it is to shoot the bow.

So I guess that is one vote for shorter A2A bows being forgiving, smooth and easy to shoot.

Who says girls can't shoot <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>
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SuperX

Edited by - SuperX on 01/26/2002 22:20:03