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help please.
I am fixing to buy a new bow, I want tunability speed and a little forgivness.
I had it down to- shot all @ 29 and around 70# with a cx maxima 350 Reezen 6.5 liked it, I shot it rigged out and just with a rest. I personaly liked the draw cycle. The hand shock was bearable and once rigged out dident vibrate to much. DXT- I thought the draw was smooth but seemed harder to get back in the begining of the cycle. Its a2a bothers me cuz I have a long draw, will it be real sensitive to torque? Otherwise sweet bow Then the X-forces caught my eye........wow fast, and not bad shooters shot the old x-force and the GX.....but Ithink I wana go back to a single cam for tuning reasons Whats yalls thoughts Reezen Dxt X-force by the way 6" and 6.5" bh dosent bother me at all |
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I would reccomend the DXT but then again I might be biased because thats the bow I shoot. I have shot the reezen and also the x-force. I thought the x-force had a pretty rough draw cycle, but its fast plenty fast. The reezen is fast too, i didnt like the back wall on it though, felt a little too loose but it was fast and I personally thought the hand shock was pretty tough. IMO the dxt is plenty fast for any hunting situation and has a smoother draw, and a smoother shot. I have a 29 in. draw lenth and have no problem with accuracy. Good luck with your search.
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thanks man, I am leaning towards the DXT
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I really like the dxt but... With a longer draw, you will be more likely to cant the bow even worse than someone with a shorter DL. You would most likely be able to shoot the reezen better b/c of the extra stability in ATA. I love the DXT and wouldnt be afraid to buy one, but i believe the reezen would be more forgiving for you.
As far as the xforces go... If you are looking for a single cam, or steering that way, check out the bowmadness! They are awesome imho. I really like the one that i have shot (shot it numerous times) and it seems to be very consistant. AT a 5spot shoot last weekend, my partner shot his, which is the short model (29 or 30 i believe) and he shot a 291 with his hunting setup! THe bow will definately shoot, and its smooth as butter. The only thing that the BM needs imo is a decent stabilizer. Not for vibe. but for a little weight forward. Other than that, its a superb bow. Sorry for reviewing a bow you didnt mention, just thought you might be interested... Derek |
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I have shot the bow madness, matter of fact I have one set up for me @ work and sighted in so when someone wants me to shoot I wont look like a dummy and miss.....lol. I just randomly pick a bow for that from time to time.
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I shot a reezen with the Harmonic Stabelizer on the bottom of the riser--- night and day, no more vibration, so mabey it might be a Reezen.....
I did dig the Alpa Max but just not my cup of tea, shot em both again today |
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I'm curious? your sig shows a 2009 Admiral. What did you not like about that bow?
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go with the DXT
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Did you try a Katera?
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ORIGINAL: dandbuck I'm curious? your sig shows a 2009 Admiral. What did you not like about that bow? Dandbuck |
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ORIGINAL: MOhunter46 ORIGINAL: dandbuck I'm curious? your sig shows a 2009 Admiral. What did you not like about that bow? Dandbuck |
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once again, I wanna clarify MY admiral was a peice, not anyone elses. They are some of the best shooting. I just got the last one made on Friday afternoon.....lol
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If you shot the Reezen without the new Harmonic Stabilizer in the bottom of the riser, you should definitely go back and shoot one with it in there. It feels like a completely different bow at the shot. I have shot Bowtechs for years and just this year bought a Reezen and love it.
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