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mission eliminator... 500-600. u can order the 32' cams. got mine at outdoor imporium. awsome bow. im not a 32" but i am every bit of 31 and they said they could order the cams if needed
I am just happy to see someone else built like an orangutan! 31 1/2 here and when looking at bows for sale this year I was noticing that they are all short draws. Guess I will keep shooting the PSE Fireflight and purchase my new longbow.Shootmoore
I have a long draw and shoot a 3 inch loop. It works for me....
like said you can always use a bit longer loop my wife used a loop that was 2" for about a year it dose not hurt your accuracy and is a great option to look at
Quote from: carpsniperg2 on December 22, 2009, 12:52:30 PMlike said you can always use a bit longer loop my wife used a loop that was 2" for about a year it dose not hurt your accuracy and is a great option to look atas in my previous post I don't understand this equation. What I've experienced thus far is too short of a draw requires that you either move you head forward to anchor or you bend your arm or you use a very unique anchor and aiming point, at which time the loop would serve its purpose equally. I'm new so probably have this way off base, but this certainly would have an impact on my bow selection so I'd like to understand. I've seen much debate about this 'dloop=increased draw length and/or makes up for not enough draw length available' subject and it seems there are varying schools of thought on it.
They are using the release or possibly the thumb technique as an anchor point instead of a nock position. I shoot fingers but use my thumb in the same position each time to set my anchor point. The extended loop is just an extension of the release. Although it would feel awkward to me having the nock forward of my face it should not create much of a difference in accuracy if your anchor point is the same each time.Shootmoore
the string is just a bit farther away from the eye so usally you just have to shoot a bit bigger peep
As Carp said consistency with archery is the key. An exaggerated example would be instinctive shooting and drawing your anchorpoint back to your right nipple. As long as you shot it the same way every time and your anchor point was the same everytime you could learn with repetition to shoot accurately. Why we dont shoot that way is keeping everything in line from target to eye is easier for the brain to compute.Shootmoore
Quote from: Shootmoore on December 22, 2009, 12:20:19 PMI am just happy to see someone else built like an orangutan! 31 1/2 here and when looking at bows for sale this year I was noticing that they are all short draws. Guess I will keep shooting the PSE Fireflight and purchase my new longbow.Shootmooreleast we can pull off the "i'm just a tree" routine if the deer bust us
i have not had that problem as far as far as having your eye farther away. i almost think it helps makes the pins seem smaller because they are farther away.
Oh yea and at least your 32" draw is consistant to your height! I'm only 5-11. Try finding longsleeve shirts for a guy 5-11 with the same wingspan you have? I dont have to bend over to scratch my knees I guess!
Quote from: Shootmoore on December 22, 2009, 02:21:50 PMOh yea and at least your 32" draw is consistant to your height! I'm only 5-11. Try finding longsleeve shirts for a guy 5-11 with the same wingspan you have? I dont have to bend over to scratch my knees I guess! so I'm guessing your bow choice is even more limited in that you need a 32" draw with at least a low 30" axle to axle? Or does it matter to you?
Don't matter to me really, I prefer longer axle to axle as they seem to be more forgiving and god knows I need al lthe forgivness I can get. I shoot 68" recurves and 68 to 72" longbows.Shootmoore
since you are a new haus if i were you go to a pro shop and get fitted right and see what you shoot the best. and not have to guess and order a bow that won't fit.
I have a 33" draw and I shoot Darton bows, if you can find a bow shop out here that carries them check out the Pro 5000 2 1/2 cam, I absolutely love mine.
I would look at the PSE Vendetta XL 35" ata goes from 26.5 to 32.5 draw with 7.25 BH and 328 IBO speed all for only 679.00
Quote from: xXx Archery on December 23, 2009, 05:25:47 PMI would look at the PSE Vendetta XL 35" ata goes from 26.5 to 32.5 draw with 7.25 BH and 328 IBO speed all for only 679.00 cool thanks xxx. didn't catch that on their site, says 31", pdf says 32.5"...odd.axe 7's close also, 31 1/2"
Check out the soon to be released Strother Inspire, it will be available in 32" draw.