JOE PA

I have no real interest in the bow, but wanted to say that even this bow is not the shortest or most radical out there. I can't recall the name, but there is a 16" ATA bow that has the string coming off the front of the cams, not the back. The limbs actually bend forward when the bow is drawn.

assualtarcher

I don't know a lot about how the little detailed specs are supposed to be like on a bow that's more common; however, I've done a little research on this bow. BOWHUNT AMERICA has a really good article on it. You have to admit, it looks ridiculous, but the method makes sense. I'm not going to turn against it until I've shot it.

Bees

I know in Iowa there was a rule that a bow had to be at least 30 inches long axel to axel to be hunting legal. don't know if it is still a rule, but it used to be. Hmmm . wonder if any other states have a axel to axel length rule?

of course if I could hold the thing steady I would want one. But that price seems a bit steep for me.. for such a short bow. how much is that an inch anyway????