Virginia Hunter,
I would say to buy the one you enjoy shooting the most. Personally,I like the extra inch of Brace height the Outback has for hunting with winter clothing.

Hey CBM SC,
How are getting 75 lbs.out of your OUTBACK ???.Did you twist the hell out of your cable and string,or just set the cam ti over-rotate ???.With the LX I had,,I had to do ALOT of twisting just to get 70 to 71,,and keep the cam in time.[:-]

Droptines..........Mine came in at 75 # and my LX came in at 74 # !! I have no idea why.......except the pre-load on the limbs from the roller gaurd system ! I could get 76-77 # easy out of the Outback with some cable twisting !!

OK,,,but,,have you checked the position of your cam ??.I'm thinking your over rotating ALOT ???.With all those extra twist thrown in, are your other measurements still on,{A to A,and BH} ????

Droptines.......I have had Mathews bows for 8 years ! I know what the timing is supposed to be like and these bows were dead on .......including the ata and brace height spec's when I left the shop !

If you are referring to my other post..........I just put the WC strings on "myself" and my cam is slightly over rotated ......only about 1/16" ! And I haven't even done a pull on it yet to verify the poundage !

Every Outback or LX I have looked at ........pulls over 70 # !! A guy on my mule deer hunt last year had two LX's .........one pulling 75 # and the other maxed at 73# ! Just about everyone else I have seen on here with one "maxed" out hits over 70 # !!

Not sure why yours doesn't ..........but I would not be shooting with my cam "ALOT" over rotated !!