Draw vs release
08-03-2005, 05:02 AM
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RE: Draw vs release
Duse500,
No one on here can tell you for sure.
It depends on the release aid, your anchor, whether or not you plan on using a loop, etc.
Your best bet, would be to go to a reputable pro-shop, and have them fit you perfectly. If you cant do that, try to get a bow that is near that draw length, but very adjustable up and down a few inches. Especially down, because a release can shorten your draw length by a few inches in some cases.
Try to get to a shop and find out what fits, and what works for you. Thats your best bet to get off on a good start.
No one on here can tell you for sure.
It depends on the release aid, your anchor, whether or not you plan on using a loop, etc.
Your best bet, would be to go to a reputable pro-shop, and have them fit you perfectly. If you cant do that, try to get a bow that is near that draw length, but very adjustable up and down a few inches. Especially down, because a release can shorten your draw length by a few inches in some cases.
Try to get to a shop and find out what fits, and what works for you. Thats your best bet to get off on a good start.
08-03-2005, 06:49 AM
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Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: Draw vs release
Like Mattiac stated, it may be tough for us to tell you exactly what to do because there are a lot of variables invloved. An option though would be to get an adjustable draw length bow that would cover maybe a 29-30 inch draw. Darton (as well as others I'm sure) makes a bow that can be adjusted in 1/8 increments across a pretty wide range of draws (without changing modules). Maybe start by doing some resaearch and asking specific questions directly to manufacturers concerning your needs.
