riser length
01-29-2007, 03:11 PM
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riser length
do you guys think with the longer riser on the vectrix and other parallel limb models, that these bows(in the 33 a to a) is as stable as say the hoyt vtex at 35 in a to a?
I see more guys shooting these small parallel limb bows in 3d tourneys.
I see more guys shooting these small parallel limb bows in 3d tourneys.
01-29-2007, 03:15 PM
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RE: riser length
I personally feel that way. That is why I think some of the newer bows shoot as well as a longer one. I have a 35 inch darton and a 30 inch bowtech. However the bowtech has a longer riser than the darton and feels pretty much the same in my hand (actually better).
I think the longer riser gives you more weight over all and more weight at the ends which is basically what a longer ATA bow does for you.
The biggest downfall is the increased string angle at full draw.
These only my opinions though and nothing more.
Paul
I think the longer riser gives you more weight over all and more weight at the ends which is basically what a longer ATA bow does for you.
The biggest downfall is the increased string angle at full draw.
These only my opinions though and nothing more.
Paul
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