single cam draw weight question
#3
All that said, what's it really matter if it's a dual cam or single? As long as it's fast a quiet, I'm happy.
#4
I don't think it has anything to do with how many cams or the strength of those cams. If you really check there aren' too many bows of any kind with a draw weight over 70#, probably because there just isn't much demand for them. That being said, almost any bow maker can supply limbs for more than 70#. You just have to specify what you want and order accordingly.
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#8
Giant Nontypical
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My brother got the guy started hunting and he's never looked back. Guy must have 100+ african mounts alone. His new one was a large male lion with a full zebra in it's mouth.
It's the only way I'll see that stuff. Poor guy, has no kids.
I'm sure that bow was a Mathews. He had a draw lock on it, all he had to do was get it there.
#9
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I don't like 60's, just to light for me. I might drop down when I'm 80 but I plan on being just as game then as now.
I think that guy I knew was prohibited from using a lighter weight bow and the arrows had some restrictions. He had them things weighted down so much I doubt your 60 could've slung them out 30 yrds.