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I will get this one next year

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Mathews bows require different cams for different DL.
Is this bow DL adjustable, or do you need different cams also?

That bow looks nice.
 
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Spoon, would be better off getting this years TS model. Not much difference in speed. The only thing is the 2009 models have the newer cams. And you will save alot of money also
 
BigCountry71 said:
Spoon, would be better off getting this years TS model. Not much difference in speed. The only thing is the 2009 models have the newer cams. And you will save alot of money also
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I hope they have some left around Feb. I'm broke until after Christmas
 
Nice bow , but a little too short for me .
I think your current bow is just fine , Spoon . Unless you need an excuse for a new bow , and I can understand that . ;)
 
I'm wanting a back up bow, but I think I'll make the Treestand model my main bow and use the one I have now for tournaments, back up
 
Where did you find the info spoon? I might be looking at the DS. I love my xf 6. I cannot imagine how much more accurate I could be on 3d with a 7" bh.
 
I felt the DXT was a little short and bought a drenalin.

Can't imagine how short that bow must feel.
Guess everyone is going shorter, until it's more of a slingshot.
 
I have the tree stand model as a backup bow now. the main reason i wanted it was after i got back from my antelope and mule deer hunt. I wanted something a little more light weight and shorter. Manily from shooting from you knees and also will work better in ground blinds.
 
BZ911 said:
which pse has the 8 inch brace hieght"?
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Tim, the X-Force LD GX is the only model in the Pro line that comes in a 8-1/2" brace height. It's 32-1/2" axle-to-axle with a 29"-33" draw length
 
I just listed my '08 Dream Season on Archery Talk. They are really good bows if you have a place close by you can take it to. I ain't got the time to drive 120 miles in a day for that. LOL.

I ain't even got to draw it back on a deer this year...not really worried about it. My next bow will be a model that I can work on myself without special bow presses. They'll have all the whole 2009 lines out by around November. All I'm waiting on now is to see what Mathews has. I think everyone else has let the cat out of the bag. The new Pearson has my eye now but I think I'd be in the same boat I am now with no local dealers.
 
The new PSE's don't require a press for MODULE changes for the draw length. For anything else they require a special made press. A normal bow press will damage the short limbs on the X-Series bows.

So to work on them you have to either drive to a dealer that has a press for them...or buy a press yourself that is compatible with them. I don't see the benefit of buying a press for one bow, unless I intended on keeping that particular bow for a very very long time.
 

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