Matthews Outback

[dmonty]

Found a used 6 yo Outback for 325.00. Opinions are these goods bows?Is this a fair price?

 

[bowhunter163]

It's up to you , it's what you are willing to pay for it . There are alot of 1-2 year old bows in that price range though . If I was going to buy an older Matthews I would probably buy a switchback .

 

[dmonty]

Okay thanks I was leaning that way.

 

[bowhunter163]

There are even quite a few new bows that are close to that price , and then you will have the peace of mind knowing its new . You won't have to worry about previous abuse that way .

 

[TheAirMan]

I had one and really liked it. That's probably not a terrible price for the bow. Others have made valid points. It's been a long time since the outback came out. You can get a lot newer technology for the same money in a newer used bow. With all bows I know of, besides Elite, you won't get a warrant with a used bow. There are several good new bows that will come with a warranty for not much more money. It all depends on what you want and if a warranty will matter to you.

 

[stik]

I have an outback and love it. I wasn't impressed by the switchback and wish I had bought the DXT when I shot it.

 

[burninpowder]

I have a switchback here selling for a customer. Fully setup 300.00.

 

[dmonty]

XT or just Switchback? Draw length,weight?

 

[burninpowder]

Switchback, Has 28" cam on it(not sure actual measurement, but will check if you like they tend to run long). 70lbs peak draw weight

 

[bowhunter163]

XT or just Switchback? Draw length,weight?

if you get it and need to change draw length let me know and ill hook ya up .