Mr.Bro
Well-Known Member
That's a deal on a great bow!
I don't see a thing wrong with this tactic .Did I read $400?
For some reason I coulda swore I read $350 or $400
I'm that guy at a yard sale that talks you down from $10 to $5 on a $300 smoker![]()
Agreed. Almost a 20 year old bow and my favorite. Best one there is. GLWSThats the best one ever made!!!
Same here. Still hunt with it. Two decades.I don't think I will ever sell mine. Someone should buy this! One of best hunting bows ever built!
It is not JM stamped. There I said it…Yall better get on this or I'm gonna say it…..
So I'm curious. Ive heard this one of, if not the best bow, mathews ever made.
I have a reezen 7.0. 2010 or so. So about the same time frame.
Anybody shot both? How does the switchback compare?
Thank you for your thoughts
People are particularly fond of this bow due to the larger brace height. It makes the bow more forgiving since the arrow is on the string for a shorter duration. The trade off is a few fps, but that wouldn't matter to me for a whitetail setup. Other forgiving bows would be the Elite Z28 and the Pearson Legend. This is a great hunting rig listed. Good luck with the sale.So I'm curious. Ive heard this one of, if not the best bow, mathews ever made.
I have a reezen 7.0. 2010 or so. So about the same time frame.
Anybody shot both? How does the switchback compare?
Thank you for your thoughts
My Mathews Legacy shoots as good as it's ever shot . Tried Xbow but thats just not me so I backed my Legacy down some and starting shooting it again . My shoulder held up ....a little tender the next day but the more I shot the better it felt but I can't over do it . I've never put a new string on this bow and with just some minor adjustments I had it bull eyeing again . Hunted a little with it last year but I'm going to try and hunt more this up coming year Lord willing . IMO Mathews are great bows .Awesome bows....a few years ago I found a near mint condition 50lb, 29" SBXT and I love it...
The old solo cam bows are the absolute easiest bows to tune to perfection and my SBXT draws like butter, holds steady, is dead quiet with 400 grain arrows and is more than enough for any west TN whitetail.
Someone should snap this up...