mizzippi jb
Welcome back.
Yeah gonna.If I am reading this correctly, you took the lift back ?
Yeah gonna.If I am reading this correctly, you took the lift back ?
You seemed to like it pretty good when you first got it. What changed ? Just more shooting and analysis time ?Its honestly one of the 2 most uncomfortable to shoots bows that I've shot in recent memory.
It was one of those "I'm used to another bow, I'll get used to how this one draws and holds". But nope, I can not relax when at full draw. This bow would cause me so much flinching or target panic or whatever you want to call it. Most times I'll settle in to a new feeling bow in a couple sessions. But it's just not comfortable for me. With my other bows, you almost have to feel like you are pushing forward just a little bit to let the bow down, esp my carbon pse.You seemed to like it pretty good when you first got it. What changed ? Just more shooting and analysis time ?
I heard that.. you got to be confident and comfortable with your bow. You made the right choice. If you hadn’t done that and forced yourself to keep it an adjust it would always be in the back of your mind when you took a shot. It would affect youIt was one of those "I'm used to another bow, I'll get used to how this one draws and holds". But nope, I can not relax when at full draw. This bow would cause me so much flinching or target panic or whatever you want to call it. Most times I'll settle in to a new feeling bow in a couple sessions. But it's just not comfortable for me. With my other bows, you almost have to feel like you are pushing forward just a little bit to let the bow down, esp my carbon pse.
I have always been confident in what I do. Prob borderline cocky. But I think it's what's required of a full time bow hunter.I heard that.. you got to be confident and comfortable with your bow. You made the right choice. If you hadn’t done that and forced yourself to keep it an adjust it would always be in the back of your mind when you took a shot. It would affect you
Have you shot the new Bowtech SS? I've heard a lot of good things about it and I'd like to shoot one myself soonTried hard to like it. Can't. Don't. You can not relax 1 bit at full draw without the bow trying to go off. Shot it 3 or 4 days, then went back my pse and bowtech to compare and there is none. Lucky for me everybody is looking for 1, and the dude said bring it back and he'll resell
At almost 50 yr old I want a bow i have the option to turn down to 60, not one that I have to.
My buddy has one and loves it. I have the LH curse so I can't just go grab a buddy's bow or a bow off the shelf and shoot it. I would be most interested in last yrs sr350 model if I was looking.Have you shot the new Bowtech SS? I've heard a lot of good things about it and I'd like to shoot one myself soon
100% on confident to cockyI have always been confident in what I do. Prob borderline cocky. But I think it's what's required of a full time bow hunter.
You Know how we do it brother. Lookin out for 1 another.100% on confident to cocky
Did not know the valley was so short
I wouldn’t be a fan bc I know I relax and don’t keep back tension so it would be jumping … saved me a trip
I have a bowtech reign 6 that I love as well.What you're describing is why I love anything with PSE's Evolve cams. Hands down the fastest, smoothest, least jumpy cam I've ever shot.
I have a bowtech reign 6 that I love as well.
Those xpedite bows were fast.Thanks for the review @mizzippi jb I’ll bypass going to shoot the Mathews. I hate a jumpy bow
Reckon it’s hard to beat a PSE these days. My Xpedite has been known to spill a little blood
I think I'd go with an sr350 (last yrs bowtech) if I decided to get something else, but the 2 I have now are still exactly what I want, and they've both done great jobs for me.Jim, take a look at the Bowtech Solution. Mine is a couple years old, but I've really enjoyed shooting it.