WTB Long Draw Bow

[awildswanger]

Testing the waters, wanting to pick up a new bow

Need a true 32.5” draw length

 

[5MilesBack]

I have a few 32.5" draw older bows..........but all LH.

 

[awildswanger]

Howdy

What do you have?

 

[5MilesBack]

Two 2006 Bowtech Old Glory's
A 2007 Bowtech Commander with 70lb and 60lb limbs
A 2014 PSE Freak SP

 

[Tater1973]

Left or right hand?

 

[Scoot]

I had a 2007 Commander- my favorite bow ever! I definitely wish I would have never gotten rid of that bow.

 

[awildswanger]

Right hand preferred

 

[schweinstein]

I have a 32.5 inch draw length. I love my Mathew’s atlas. So much so I bought two. Here is one looks active on rokslide

Thread 'Mathews Atlas Ambush Green'
https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/mathews-atlas-ambush-green.410745/

 

[VarmintSniper30]

I have a mamba 36 with 65# limbs and 70-80# limbs
Message me if your interested 9405800387

 

[VarmintSniper30]

It’s a 2022 model

 

[TheColorCamo]

I know im late to the show here... For long draw bows, nothing competes with the PSE Shootdown pro with an E2 cam on it. Outperforms every other bow on specs and allows you to maximize your speed at a long draw. The atlas and other "long draw bows" are super inefficient and pretty much neuter the 32.5 in draw length. You will probably need to special order it which sucks. After searching for myself for a while, I havent found any other bow that can even come close to the performance im getting. Maybe the new PSE Mach 35 could be good, but thats gonna be spendy, and also still not as fast. Ive never shot it though.

My build:
Shootdown pro E2 cam (36 in ATA, 7.25" BH, 29.5-33.5 DL range, neutral riser shape)
32.5 in DL at 80 lbs
640 grn TAW
282 FPS
19% FOC

The only downside that I experience is that pulling this bow back is definitely not for someone with shoulder issues or of frail constitution. It takes more mustard than average, but you get used to the load and it becomes normal to where you dont notice it anymore.