parallel limbs or not
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keelermk
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Parrallel for sure!
Parrallel for sure!
I had a Mathews classic with traditional limbs and now I have a Switchback XT. That thing is like shooting a toy compared to my old classic. Smooth as butter!
Parrallel for sure!
I had a Mathews classic with traditional limbs and now I have a Switchback XT. That thing is like shooting a toy compared to my old classic. Smooth as butter!
RANGER RICK
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I also agree with the parallel limbs.I have the Mathews Switchback xt .Sweet to shoot .
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hmmm
hmmm
The choice would be which ever one I shot that felt the best to me. Im pretty tall and at times the REALLY parallel limb bows dont feel good. The tribute by bowtech shoots nice, but doesnt feel right to me. Just too short. But overall I think parallel is probably a little better. I like bows 34-38" ATA and with a nice narrow grip. Then I see how smooth they draw and how well I hold em on target. Thats what I look for.
hmmm
The choice would be which ever one I shot that felt the best to me. Im pretty tall and at times the REALLY parallel limb bows dont feel good. The tribute by bowtech shoots nice, but doesnt feel right to me. Just too short. But overall I think parallel is probably a little better. I like bows 34-38" ATA and with a nice narrow grip. Then I see how smooth they draw and how well I hold em on target. Thats what I look for.
Lex
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My Lx shoots sweet and does not have the extreme parallel limbs such as the Xt..I think that too much parallel would lower the bows dynamic effciency
