turkeyreaper

Has anyone heard much about the Mathews Legacy, I' m thinking of selling my SQ2 and getting one!!!

willhunt4food

All I can say is that I have one and I really like it. I bought it last year after looking around at a lot of equipment. I think that for the money there are some great bows out there a cheaper but I' m going to hang onto mine.

Buckbuster4ou

Bought mine this year and I am very satisfied with It. I tried out several bows over several weeks and chose the Legacy.

Hey, what I like may not be what you like. Shoot one and then decide. I think you will like it.

tm

I heard half of Mathews sales last year were the Legacys. Great bow!!!!

CBM SC

You should go shoot one ! It' s going to have a little less recoil, be a few fps faster,and be a little quieter than your SQ2. It' ll also be a good bit heavier, balanced differently, and it has a harsher draw cycle. All depends !!

jsasker

I have a LEGACY and i think the draw cycle is smooth and consistent--why am i hearing talk about a harsh draw cycle?

Belle Island

I used the Legacy this past season and was very successful with it. I loved the bow, it was very quite and smooth. It does have a harsh draw cycle. Its not very fast, but it is very accurate. I' ve sinced moved on to another brand, but to no fault of the Legacy. Good Luck.

DaveH

When I was shopping around for my new bow recently, the Legacy was one of the ones I was looking at. After repeatedly drawing/shooting 5 different bows, I felt that the draw on the Legacy was pretty harsh. I picked the Hoyt Razortec.

hunter9022

I bought an SQ2 in December, and by August i had bought a Legacy. Both great bows. I kept my SQ2 as a backup. The legacy is alot smoother without as many accesories as the SQ2, its a little faster, quiter, and its a Mathews(YAY!!!). Ill tell you one thing though, dont shoot one unless you intend to buy it, cause once you turn an arrow loose out of one, you' ll have to have one.

turkeyreaper

Thanks for the info