Softer Shooter
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Greetings:
I have a question for other shoulder sensitive shooters out there--what bows are out there for lighter shooters (50 lbs draw max) that have softer draws. I say 50 lb max as I'd rather have a 50 maxed out than having a 60 and dropping it down 10 lbs... I'd like to get my hands on a Hoyt Montega or the Reflex Caribou--but I have yet to find a store willing toput them on the shelfin any draw weight--far less the 40-50 lb draw that I am after. Anyone shot these bows or know of a place in the upperMidwestthat has them? I bought my last bow without a thorough testing and it got me here--looking for another one just 2 years later. Never again. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanx.
I have a question for other shoulder sensitive shooters out there--what bows are out there for lighter shooters (50 lbs draw max) that have softer draws. I say 50 lb max as I'd rather have a 50 maxed out than having a 60 and dropping it down 10 lbs... I'd like to get my hands on a Hoyt Montega or the Reflex Caribou--but I have yet to find a store willing toput them on the shelfin any draw weight--far less the 40-50 lb draw that I am after. Anyone shot these bows or know of a place in the upperMidwestthat has them? I bought my last bow without a thorough testing and it got me here--looking for another one just 2 years later. Never again. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanx.
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Martin makes both the Cheetah and the Leopard in lower draw weights. Nice thing about the Cheetah is that the draw lengths are available all the way up to 30" - most of the other reduced draw weight bows are designed for shorter draws.
I also have a Fred Bear Element 50/60 turned down to 43.7 lbs for my son (six turns out on the limb bolts). It shoots very nicely and groups well.
I also have a Fred Bear Element 50/60 turned down to 43.7 lbs for my son (six turns out on the limb bolts). It shoots very nicely and groups well.




