How To Adjust Draw Weight On Mathews Dxt
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| Howdy, new to the forum. I will probably exist upgrading bows this yr to a bow from this generation. A friend is selling his DXT for a pretty good cost (he wants a z7) and i would like to buy information technology. But i have most a 27" draw and his is Fashion besides long for me. How adaptable are the Mathews bows? Are they setup to be an easy and most importantly cost-gratuitous adjustment similar the newer PSE bows? Thank you |
03-24-2010, 06:12 PM 
Adjusting Draw Length on a Mathews DXT 
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| Quote: Originally Posted by GZ22 Hi, new to the forum. I will probably be upgrading bows this year to a bow from this generation. A friend is selling his DXT for a pretty practiced price (he wants a z7) and i would like to buy it. Merely i have nigh a 27" draw and his is Manner likewise long for me. How adjustable are the Mathews bows? Are they setup to be an piece of cake and most importantly cost-gratis adjustment similar the newer PSE bows? Cheers As uncomplicated as getting a new cam; should only toll well-nigh $75 plus fourth dimension (which shouldn't have more then xv min.) for bow tech to install. Non certain if you go to GP often but requite Big Timber a telephone call; Gord is about the all-time bow tech I've seen around this area. Good luck. |
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| Thou thanks a lot John. I fired Gord an email off the Big Timber website. I become to GP every at present and then and was probably going to resort to calling Whitetail Ridge. Donny Zenner sells Mathews too. 75+ bucks is a picayune more pricey than i expected....maybe i should just keep my eyes out for another bow.... He wants $500 for the bow, which is a decent price especially seeing its barely been used and never actually seen anything more than a 3D target... |
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| $500 for a used bow, then yous gotta pay for cams $75? and so the tech plus the drive? For that amount you could get into a great mid level bow that's make new? Just my opinion! __________________ |
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| Quote: Originally Posted past GZ22 K thanks a lot John. I fired Gord an email off the Big Timber website. I go to GP every at present so and was probably going to resort to calling Whitetail Ridge. Donny Zenner sells Mathews too. 75+ bucks is a piffling more than pricey than i expected....maybe i should just go along my optics out for another bow.... He wants $500 for the bow, which is a decent toll peculiarly seeing its barely been used and never really seen anything more than a 3D target... Yous could try finiding a used cam off ArcheryTalk. And then you lot would merely have to pay a pocket-size fee to have the cams changed at a bow store. Some shops volition even exchange cams for a nominial fee. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by wctbowtech You could effort finiding a used cam off ArcheryTalk. Then you lot would merely have to pay a small-scale fee to take the cams changed at a bow shop. Some shops will even exchange cams for a nominial fee. call a few shops, sometimes they will have a used cam that y'all need and will trade. |
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