Mathews No Cam

[landman]

any one shot this bow or own one

finally got around to pulling several left handed bows today
really like the No Cam

 

[Urban_Hunter]

My boss just bought one.... It is sooooo smooth. I still prefer TnDeerGuy's Elite though, it will be my next. As for now I will keep shooting my shoulder killing Monster

 

[landman]

Haven't tried Prime, would like to shoot
Elite 35, but local dealer doesn't have a lefty

Mathews dealer does have left hand No Cam

 

[TN Whitetail Freak]

I judge a bow as soon has i pick it up.....mathews grip is boxy and bulky in my grip and did not like it....that's as far as i went with the NO CAM

 

[landman]

I wasn't a big fan of the new grip so I had them put the wood grip on whats like my drenalin LD

Got mine today

 

[Grill-n-man]

Shot one a couple months ago and really don't see what the hype is all about especially for that price. Personally think that its no where as smooth in any aspect as a single cam bow of any brand. Ground breaking design have heard some call it. Just a remake from the 80s. Pawn shops, garages, closets, and basements are full of no cam bows. Just like the comments about the you tube videos of the new elite 35 being drawn and holding its own weight makes it a must have and ground breaking. A locked up compound bow has been around for a good many years and just about any bow with slotted draw stop positioning can achieve that, but IMO shooting a bow that close to locked up is not safe. Not downing anyone for getting/having one cause I am a great believer in get what you want and like just giving a little info to help separate the bull from the you know when looking at today's bows.

 

[landman]

It was priced along with the Hoyt and Elite
I was looking at, drawing it then my Single cam
Mathews it's a big difference.

And having to go to shooting left handed now
everything is new and that was the best feeling
bow I could put my hands on.