MQ32 New Bow for me
11-13-2007, 09:11 PM
#1
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: cazenovia, NY USA
Posts: 2,973
MQ32 New Bow for me
Well - a freind was selling his old bow today at work - and while I've never been a bow-snob - I knew I needed an upgrade and definitely knew the Mathews was a good name. So when I saw the Bow - and heard the price - the MQ32 ended up in my car for the ride home.
Anyone have any tips for a new Mathews owner?
I know its an older model - but so far I like what I see.
FH
Anyone have any tips for a new Mathews owner?
I know its an older model - but so far I like what I see.
FH
11-13-2007, 10:06 PM
#3
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 233
RE: MQ32 New Bow for me
I had a mathews bow, till I let it go. Now I kind of wish I had not. there is only 2 things on the mathews bows that I dont like, one I came to dislike and the other wont mater deer hunting. the grip is the first one, it looks reall nice in the shop but get it out to a shooting range bare handed and the slightest sweat and that grip might as well be glass w/ teflon coating. it got that slick on me. you can get camo gloves with the little black sticky dots or get a replacement grip, like a torqueless grip put on. that ought to fix it.
other than that the bow really was the nicest on the market.
other than that the bow really was the nicest on the market.
11-14-2007, 03:33 AM
#5
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Jackson, Missouri
Posts: 7,051
RE: MQ32 New Bow for me
I almost bought an MQ-32 years back, but like several up above, went with the MQ-1... they're great bows, for sure.
As far as suggestions/tips? Definitely look at the string... If it's the original, it DEFINITELY needs to be replaced -- and not with a stock Zebra string. There's too many other high-quality offerings on the market these days that won't continually creep and/or stretch on you. www.vaportrailsarchery.com is a good place to start looking, and they've got a great whiz-bang color selector chart on their strings page to help you decide.
I'd personally take that grip off, too... and get an aftermarket one. There's a guy named Tronjo on Archery Talk whom you can PM and he'll make you one specifically for it that's a lot thinner which will help you not impart torque onto your new baby.
Other than those two "tips"... enjoy your bow! They're sweet shooters, and if the price was right, you certainly picked up a nice model!
As far as suggestions/tips? Definitely look at the string... If it's the original, it DEFINITELY needs to be replaced -- and not with a stock Zebra string. There's too many other high-quality offerings on the market these days that won't continually creep and/or stretch on you. www.vaportrailsarchery.com is a good place to start looking, and they've got a great whiz-bang color selector chart on their strings page to help you decide.
I'd personally take that grip off, too... and get an aftermarket one. There's a guy named Tronjo on Archery Talk whom you can PM and he'll make you one specifically for it that's a lot thinner which will help you not impart torque onto your new baby.
Other than those two "tips"... enjoy your bow! They're sweet shooters, and if the price was right, you certainly picked up a nice model!
