36" draw??
06-11-2008 | 01:24 PM
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RE: 36" draw??
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The Ally only goes up to 30.5" draw I believe. That is ATA that they listed. I've never seen a commercially available draw length over 32" and even that is hard to find. Anything above that would have to be custom.
The Ally only goes up to 30.5" draw I believe. That is ATA that they listed. I've never seen a commercially available draw length over 32" and even that is hard to find. Anything above that would have to be custom.
07-28-2008 | 07:11 PM
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RE: 36" draw??
I have a 36" draw. I shoot a 1989 Hoyt Pro Vantage Tracer. I am 6'8".
I am also left-handed. It took me two years to find that bow, I almost bought a right-handed bow and was going to try shooting righty. I use a release(which was not that popular back then) and a D loop because I need an extra inch.I still use the full length Easton Gamegetter II arrows from back then. I haven't seen that draw length since. I am currently looking for a recurve. Its hard enough to buy clothes, it must be nice to walk into an Archery store and pick out any bow you want.
I am also left-handed. It took me two years to find that bow, I almost bought a right-handed bow and was going to try shooting righty. I use a release(which was not that popular back then) and a D loop because I need an extra inch.I still use the full length Easton Gamegetter II arrows from back then. I haven't seen that draw length since. I am currently looking for a recurve. Its hard enough to buy clothes, it must be nice to walk into an Archery store and pick out any bow you want.
