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BowTech Reign 6/7
« on: August 16, 2018, 01:47:56 PM »
Anyone have experience with the BowTech Reign 6 or 7? I'm looking at picking one up in a few months when I get back from overseas and am really leaning toward the Reign. Are they going to be coming out with a Reign 8 soon and maybe I should wait for that, not sure? Any input is appreciated.
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Re: BowTech Reign 6/7
« Reply #1 on: August 16, 2018, 03:11:51 PM »
I Have a Realm X and the Reign 6.  The Reign has a 6" brace height and is nice shooting bow.  you can't go wrong with either one.  You can find some good deals on a used one.  I think Bowtech will discontinue the Reign series for next year. 

The bow is easy to tune, has good speed but the best thing about it is easy to draw and hold on target very well

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Re: BowTech Reign 6/7
« Reply #2 on: August 20, 2018, 09:19:09 PM »
I switched from a BTX28 to a Reign 7 this year. The added brace height and smoother cams make it far easier to shoot. After changing bows every year for a few years I think I will be sticking with this one for a while. Great bow.

PS. you interested in a BTX28?

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Re: BowTech Reign 6/7
« Reply #3 on: September 04, 2018, 10:43:03 PM »
Skip the reign and go straight to the Realm or Realm X. I have owned a BTX 31, Reign 7 and currently two Realms. The Realms are going to be staying around they are incredible bows. Same cams as the Reign but bridged riser, wider limbs and best of all a flat back grip. More then anything that flat back makes me more consistent shot after shot.. Grip is key to good shooting. 70 yards is nothing for this bow.(at the range of course)

 


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