wjbsmith

just wondering if anyone has pulled back a 80 AM32 or AM35??? If so is there alot of difference between70lb adnd 80lb???I'm also am wondering if bowtech makes 80lb limbs???

TEmbry

I know the saying to each his own...but why? Do you hunt rhinos?[8D]

Im jk, sort of, its just with the newer faster bows coming out, I'm looking to go down in draw weight rather than up.

OHbowhntr

Not sure this will help any, but I THOUGHT the 70# AM35 felt more like a 60# Trykon, and it seriously made my Trykon feel like an OLD Antiquated hunk of junk, from the Draw to the Wall, to the smoothness of let-down, and the feel on release, adding that it's nearly a pound lighter, it's a seriously NICE bow. I too am interested in what an 80#-er would feel like, since the 70 was so smooth and "easy" to pull.

hardcorehunter

Pretty smart for your age...there are guys 30 years older than you that don't have this much sense.

Mikey S.

just 10 pounds.....

childers

honestly, i dont see the need to go up. im at 70 and i am looking to go down to around 60 for a longer anchor when waiting on that deer to move into position

razor6570

Im jk, sort of, its just with the newer faster bows coming out, I'm looking to go down in draw weight rather than up.


You are 100% correct TEmbry. I always look to try keep getting lighter since I keep getting plder. With todays bows there is no need for even 70# draw weight. I still shoot 67# but I am looking at going with a new bow this year. I will look for speed (less draw weight) and a good brace height.

My biggest problem is that I have a true 31" draw length. Alot of the new bows are at 30" max.

By the way I am at 31" with a 1/2" string lope. Stinkin MONKEY arms!!!