Eating crow; Mathews
#23
ORIGINAL: SwampCollie
Funny....when my buddy bought his new Dren two months ago...he didn't get an extra set of grips with it. I don't suppose that Mathews will send him one for his Dren and me one for my LX do you?
Funny....when my buddy bought his new Dren two months ago...he didn't get an extra set of grips with it. I don't suppose that Mathews will send him one for his Dren and me one for my LX do you?
#24
ORIGINAL: statjunk
Dan,
I'm really curious what didn't you like about the switchback?
I think it is very comparable to the Drenalin.
Tom
Dan,
I'm really curious what didn't you like about the switchback?
I think it is very comparable to the Drenalin.
Tom
One of the guys I works with owns a Vulcan and brings it in quite often to shoot during lunch. The bow is a dream to shoot; very quiet, no recoil, very little vibration. I just can't imagine hiking any distance with it.
The Drenalin definitely fits the bill as far as weight goes.
#26
Strings and grips are the two easiest things to deal with. I went with a Torque Less grip and Winners Choice string on my Switchy...very sweet. I completely agree that there are many great bows from many different manufacturers out there. Cutting down someone else's choice makes no sense to me. I have my eye on trying out a Guardian, Cardiac, Drenalinand Alpine Silverado next year. BTW: who out there has extensively shot the Alpine next to others for a comparison run-down?
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