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i have a mathews reezen 7.0 on order and I read some where that supposably they are having trouble with the limbs breaking. Can someone please give me details on that in addition with any other problem FACTS!
Here's the deal- Matthews makes a fine bow.I have used one for several years. But Matthews in an effort to lighten up on their bows, have went to a new slim design. You are going to have to be very careful you do not accidentally dry fire the bow, or
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I am looking for a good hunting bow
i pull about 55 pounds
Some things to consider. I would go for the most forgiving brace height. Forget speed, speed is not the most important consideration in purchasing a bow. When Hunting, and I assume you will use it for that, I would find something that is...
Which is a better bow/deal? I'm looking at a Q2, fully loaded for about $400, or a Reezen with nothing extra for about $550.
If you can afford a Matthews bow,why are you even asking this question.You are gonna get at least 2 different answers,so just go buy what you want and join the rest of the bow hunting world with one of the best bows on the market.At least that...
i recently bought a traditional homemade longbow. i need help on the weight. im 16 and pretty strong. i have a mathews reezen which i have about a 52-55 pound draw weight on but the let off is realy high. i need to know what an appropriate draw...
The draw length should be the same as your compound bow because draw length is based on the length of your arms and not the type of bow.
As for poundage you will just have to go down to a bow shop and try different weights to see where
After a 10 yr break, I am returning to bow hunting. I have landed on a Mathews bow but am torn between the Reezen and the DXT. Can I get some advice? Thanks!
Get the DXT. It is more forgiving and better suited for hunting.Plus the Reezen has had some issues with the limbs breaking down. Matthews will replace the limbs, but hey, who wants to go through that during bow season.
