55#@28" but I draw 29.5" so I'd guess 58 or 59#.

i've got mine about as low as i dare to bring it without having a shop do it. about 63# give or take.

63# 28" Draw

Last year it was 70#, but I am shooting a 60# right now and it feels so much better than the 70#. I turned 40 this year, so I ain't the man I used to be.

My bow tops out at 71#. From 30 yards I backed out the adjustment screws a full turn and a half before my point of impact even started to change so that's where I'm leaving it. I figure that there's no point in wearing out my shoulders any more than neccesary. If I was hunting something larger than small Florida deer in palmetto thickets I might turn it up for the extra speed and KE but right now it's not needed. Using my buddies cheap scale we're estimating it at 63#. We used a 50# weight and a couple of 10# weights to calibrate the scale, it was off by over 17# light when he bought it. We new something was wrong when his 70# switchback that was maxxed out and verified at the shop registered 53#. Only proves that you get what you pay for.

Shot 90 lbs in the 80's, no need for all that weight with these new bows.
Compound 74lbs
Recurve 73lbs

68 lbs. on a ross cardiac = 284 fps with my hunting arrows.

I shoot 69 lbs. and shoot the same setup for 3D and hunting.

In the neighborhood of 65 lbs - all you need nowdays and my next bow will be a 60lb max -