Switchback LD
02-21-2006, 07:55 PM
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Switchback LD
Does anyone own this new bow from Mathews? I am interested in buying a bow, and I know that this is just about the only bow they offer that will provide a long enough draw length. I know this goes up to 32". There are a few nice -looking Hoyt bows that could work for me as well. They all look good in specifications, and the LD is the only one I have held in person. I really liked it, but am interested if anyone has some information or opinions that I could use when going to the pro shop. Thanks
02-22-2006, 05:14 AM
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RE: Switchback LD
I do own one and I can say that it is the sweetest shooting bow and one of the most accurate bows I have ever shot!!If you are wanting a speed deamon it is not the one for you.But if you want a dependable accurate
and unbelivably Quiet bow this on IS for you!I hve a 30 inch draw.You
will get about 20fps more at 32 inches depending on your arrow.
and unbelivably Quiet bow this on IS for you!I hve a 30 inch draw.You
will get about 20fps more at 32 inches depending on your arrow.
02-22-2006, 06:50 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Indiana
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RE: Switchback LD
I think there's a Hoyt Trykon LD too with a 9" brace height.
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Does anyone own this new bow from Mathews? I am interested in buying a bow, and I know that this is just about the only bow they offer that will provide a long enough draw length. I know this goes up to 32". There are a few nice -looking Hoyt bows that could work for me as well. They all look good in specifications, and the LD is the only one I have held in person. I really liked it, but am interested if anyone has some information or opinions that I could use when going to the pro shop. Thanks
Does anyone own this new bow from Mathews? I am interested in buying a bow, and I know that this is just about the only bow they offer that will provide a long enough draw length. I know this goes up to 32". There are a few nice -looking Hoyt bows that could work for me as well. They all look good in specifications, and the LD is the only one I have held in person. I really liked it, but am interested if anyone has some information or opinions that I could use when going to the pro shop. Thanks
02-22-2006, 10:29 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: Switchback LD
Opinions? Yeah, everyone has one....Suggestion, shoot as many as possible.. you might be surprised. Here's what I did.
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1421735
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1421735
02-22-2006, 12:29 PM
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RE: Switchback LD
Thanks to all who replied
To be sure, I will need to do some research, but more importantly some shooting and experimenting. No bow is perfect for everyone, and they are all good enough to kill deer I would say. I'll be buying one this spring though, I hope. Good luck to whoever else is as well.
To be sure, I will need to do some research, but more importantly some shooting and experimenting. No bow is perfect for everyone, and they are all good enough to kill deer I would say. I'll be buying one this spring though, I hope. Good luck to whoever else is as well.
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