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With it rigged out is the vigration gone, or more subtle?

@@shannonmayo7833 I bought one 2 weeks ago, put on an 8in stab and the vibration is all but gone.....miniscule amount that seems to last for 1-2sec. Draw cycle is really smooth.

I hope they will do a major step up, cause I bought a V3 and it’s the greatest bow I shot so far!!

Man, that’s my choices or the PSE drive NXT

@@Ennis09 idk. I have a hard time buying polymer limb pockets. I know people say they’re fine and they’ve been using polymer for years, just makes me feel uneasy. Bear and elite are some of the rare few that use aluminum pockets on price point bows. The new whitetail legend pro comes in under $600 with let off adjustments from 75% to 90%. There are too many good options out there honestly. 😫

I shot this bow against the Drive NXT, Torrex, & Amplify. The Hoyt was back on the shelf first as the cycle was harsh and felt jumpy. Quiet bow though. The Amplify went back 2nd but it felt good, shot great, seemed a bit noisy and the grip didnt feel right. The Drive NXT & Terrain both felt about even to me with the speed edge going to the Drive. The Terrain felt a bit better in the hand & on the draw. It was real close for me but the Terrain went home with me along with some RL & CBE hardware. I'd still like a Drive to play with more, next new bow is flagship though. Never had one.

I have a 26" draw so I'm in the same boat you are. Don't expect to reach the speeds of 28-29.5" guys. Just accept it. Shoot a fast bow, a heavy draw bow if you do want extra speed. It won't be much but it'll help. Or just focus on all on out accuracy. But for the love of a things good and holy don't buy a bow with a 7" brace height! Take advantage of your short draw and buy cheap arrows, chop the wobbly ends off and weight sort them for match grade performance. Lower your anchor point. It'll help increase your range on your sight. In your draw I say a 60# Mathews prima would be perfect. Just paint over the pink logo. Hope this helps 👍

@@jackbuendgen389 Ey man, thanks I really appreciate it! I actually bought a 60# Prima in December and have been loving it. How would I go about lowering my anchor point? And I've been reading up on arrows, seems a lot of favor to high F.O.C. but haven't seen a lot on your suggestion for cutting and weigh sorting cheap arrows. Would you mind elaborating on that?

@@alexandersmith5342 instead of having the d-loop high on your fave by the corner of your mouth bring it down by finding an anchor point lower on your jaw. If you have an index finger release buying a hand held will do the trick because you anchor along your jaw line, thus lowering your anchor. You can certainly do it with an index release. The hand held was just an example. Both Josh Bomar and Gold Tip have videos on building arrows. I'll find them and link them later. Essentially you spin the arrows on an arrow spinner and find the wobbly end/ends and cut that end/ends off. Afterwards you'll have a perfectly straight arrow. As for weight sorting you want to pair heavy components with light shafts and visa versa. Match the inserts with shafts. Then points or broadheads. After that the fletchings. And last the nocks. I can get arrows +/- 1.5 grains. Meaning between all my fletched arrows there's a 3 grain difference between the lightest and heaviest arrows. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nN2JmpqkldWmloE.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hLyamNxyu8y6g6c.html

@@alexandersmith5342 being you're going to cut the arrow SO short you'll have SUPER straight shafts and will have STUPID high foc as a bi product of your short draw. Focus on perfect arrow flight. Foc is just a number in my opinion

@@jackbuendgen389 Wow man, thank you! Thanks for all the info and the links. Before buying a bow, I had no idea how much goes into just arrows and believe me, I've gone down plenty of rabbit holes and ending up with more questions than answers. You're info is a lot more clear than the majority of the rest I've read up on so I'm definitely going to dig into it. I am currently shooting an index but I think I'd like a hand held and have been looking at the Stan Perfex but I'm new to archery so I haven't strayed from my current setup. Thank you again for your time with the all the info, it's super awesome of you!

I shot both n prefer the terrain , now for me it's between the terrain n encore

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