Getting a Mathews Lift.

Nice, I like to window shop all the new bows but am too poor to pony up the funds to buy one.

Very nice! What kind of speed are you going to be getting out of her?

Nice!!!

320's if I remember right

Good on you, Bruce.....hope it helps fill your freezers this fall.

Cool! I just ordered a custom Antler Rocky Mountain in 7PRC. Should be ready in 10-12 weeks.

Bruce what is the total length of that beauty!!!

I just remembered my son just bought one made an offer at a sports shop on a Lift X 29.5 and they took the offer. I didn't know what model till I just text him.

That's ugly

Needs to be a 66" - 68" recurve or longbow.

Sweet bow , bruce

Very futuristic looking.

What does a new compound usually run nowadays?
I still shoot my “ antique “ pse lightning flite.

the sky is the limit but lets say guns are cheaper.

it is not uncommon to have 1500-2K in a bow these days all set up

Bare bow prices can run from 500-1000 for mid level models, to 1200+ for companies flagship models. I am about the same as you my bow is 18 years old, I did buy another bow this year but its 19 years old.

Had never heard of them before. Looked them up, sounds like a nice rifle. Never shot a PRC, but with a 6 pound rifle, it might nudge a little

yep 29.5"

This one is $1,400 brand new for the bare bow.Got a deal on mine as they added the whisker biscuit arrow rest,shooting loop,stabilizer,and bow quiver.

Haven’t looked at bow prices in about 20 years. Yikes the high end stuff is crazy!
But I guess that goes for everything.

You can't put a price on a good time

Way to go, Bruce!

Moosetrot

Congrats on your new Bow. Its a nice one for sure!
Two years ago, I replaced my Hoyt TurboHawk that I bought in 2010 with a new Hoyt RX-8. I did not think there would be that much difference but I was completely wrong.
Enjoy your new bow, money well spent!

I'm still shooting an Outback Mathews Bow. I believe that is was introduced in 2000. Still kills big game every year but it would be nice to upgrade.

Thats what I just upgraded from snowy.

Wow! It has been a great bow. I bought a second one a few years after I had the first. I needed a backup bow ready to hunt if the one went down.

Let us know how things turn out with your new bow. I still use a whisker biscuit as a rest and have had zero problems etc.. If I ever upgraded I would have a biscuit again.

" Whisker Biscuit"....seems I've heard that word before.......

Nessmuck best hunting arrow rest there is, is a whisker Biscuit

Nessmuck, were you listening to the Grease Man on the radio and heard that term?

Bruce I agree that a whisker biscuit is a good hunting rest
I believe more than a few beginning Archer's don't learn proper drawing technique when they start out with it.
In my opinion it allows you to be sloppy and still make the shot, which is not a bad thing at all, but
IMO technically proper shooting form should be established before adding gadgets

Nice bow.

What I love is regardless what angle your shooting from a treestand your arrow does not fall off your arrow rest with a whisper biscuit ,and you can concentrate on the deer and your shot as you don't have to look at your arrow rest when your drawing your bow back.

No Grease man around here...but ...theres alot of names for it ..lol

Great bow I like mine !

Mathews is one fine bow.