Mathews switchback
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OO2
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It's a good bow and I've been looking for one for a while.
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One of the best ever made. You shoot that thing a bit and you’ll part with the Strother. Not as fast but it won’t jerk into full draw either. Love em!
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I was looking for one for a backup bow before going to Arizona. A lot of guys that shot them still shoot them. I know you and jesse are big fans of them.
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Just looking on eBay they seemed to go for 200 to 250 with not much on them. Im good with it.
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I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard people say “I wish I never sold mine”. They were great bows 15 years ago and still are.
I had a co worker say that a few years ago. I'm done with compounds....
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I practiced with the most preseason shooting in my life this year and was dialed. Had a chip shot doe and wiffed. I've shot my last 4 bucks from the ground with the crossbow I told myself why fight it sell it......if I hunt with a bow again it will be for a bucket list recurve deer.
No shame in that at all. We owe it to the animals. I've been thru this in my head before. Shooting like a champ. Screw up in the stand. Last year had some elbow issues and got out the xbow. If I am shooting at a deer, I want to kill that deer.
I did just that. The Strother was fun to shoot, but it was no Switchback. Mine is a 2007 model and still gets the job done. I'll never sell it no matter what I may buy in the future. In a sport where very few agree on best brand, a strong majority of bow junkies will agree the Switchback was one of the best bows ever made and as a Mathews fanboy, I can attest to that!
