still love my bowtechs but would love to have a legacy

Yep, everything is small but the price tag!

Looks like junk to me. But who knows it might shoot as they claim.

Remember that all of these nice compound bows we are all shooting now were, at one time...................

U-G-L-Y with no alabi,
thought of as junk,
no way would any one pay for one,
etc... etc... etc....

Don't nock it till you shoot it.

Not me, it is small but look how it messes up your form. That just looks wrong to me. It doesn't look very easy to shoot at all.

Paul

Not for me!

I see a small problem with the bow shown (if you can call it a bow) the limb (upper) appears to have the potential to smack into the sight. I for one would want to alter the sight which would put it IMHO way too far out in front of the riser. Accuracy yes, consistency probably not.

With todays engineering there is virtually unlimited posibilities for bow design. I like new toys to tinker with as much as the new guy but like you say DC, Wehre will it end?

hmmmmm

Odd thing is, no one has jumped up and said it goes beyond what archery is suppose to be. Read the web site ......... no practice and the guy shoots a 289 out of 300 - thats impressive.

http://www.libertyarchery.com/FreeTrial.html


There you go. Free Trial. The wave of the future of bowhunting ? I doubt it ....... but maybe it is ? No hand shock, light, fast, easy to shoot ............

With a free trial I'd try one out if they had it in lefty. I don't know that it would be my first choice but it's intriguing. I just don't understand how they get enough string to come to full draw out of that tiny thing.