Arthur P

Take an inch of reflex out of a bow that draws 32" and what do you have? A 33" draw bow. There were a lot more long draw bows when the manufacturers used mostly deflexed or straight risers.

don loch

I was looking at Bowtech and Mathews. On the net, it shows both bows go only to 30in., did I miss something?

Also, I shoot with a loop , release, and 75 lb. weight with CX arrows and 100gr. heads, if this helps.

So far the Hoyt is at the top of the list, but I would like to find out about the Mathews and Bowtech in 32in. , if I add a loop I could get out to 33in.. I could live with that, after all you do shrink with age, right?

Arthur P

HEY! Let' s not go getting personal now...[&:]

I' ve tried that long loop on a too short draw bow routine. It flat sucks.

On those bows under 40" , the string angle has already taken the peep way out in front of your eye. Using a 2" loop just takes it 2" further. You' ve got to use a humongous peep just to be able to see through the blasted thing. I guess you could go with a No-Peep if you really like spending money.

don loch

I finally held a Hoyt Ultra and Protech tonight[], definitely like it . Monday I go to 12 Ring Archery to have a look at the Pro 40 Bowtech, they get some in then, they think[&:]. In the mean time I bought a Impact Archery Jumbo sight for what ever bow I do buy, anybody interested in a Darton Cyclone Extreme 32in. ,3 years old or Renegade Kombo 33in(brand new), both ready to shoot.