
19-05-06, 02:21 PM
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| In the Red | - Recurve
- Compound
- Traditional
Setup Riser: Limbs:
Matthews Apex 7
Sight:
Toxonics Naildriver
Stabilisers:
Doinker D2
Button: Bow String: Arrows:
Navigator 430 & X10
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Originally Posted by Max I’m getting on reasonably well with my second hand Hoyt Pro Elite, but getting a bit fed up with the shoot through riser when knocking arrows (I’m normally fairly dexterous, but find it a real pain). I have been considering changing to a Matthews later this year, but not sure about the choice. The Conquest Apex 7 is a BIG bow, very expensive and (as at around 28” I don’t need a long draw length), it might not offer any advantages over less expensive models.
The Switchback is nice, reasonably priced, looks great and has that wide solid wooden grip. Normally, the Switchback would get my vote, but the new Prestige with Apex 7 cams has come along. On the face of it, the prestige looks just a shorter version of the Conquest and a bit cheaper.
Any thoughts on the relative merits of these bows? | Sorry folks - typo on the Prestige! I do realise the bow has Prestige cams. not the Apex 7, although they do look very similar.
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