Longer power stroke. The only one that comes to mind right now. Wait for the experts which I am not.
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I’d vote RDX with Duke.
The hyper narrow bows are very popular right now but they will struggle to advance much in performance without conceding reliability. The short R26 is cool but for me, it has too many moving parts near your face. We will soon see new products from Ravin and TenPoint that will push both designs.
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The hyper narrow bows are very popular right now but they will struggle to advance much in performance without conceding reliability. The short R26 is cool but for me, it has too many moving parts near your face. We will soon see new products from Ravin and TenPoint that will push both designs.
I’m not Duke so I don’t know all the advantages of what you have pictured. Please enlighten me. I can see 2 features that may be seen as advantages by some; it is short and narrow. Is there something else good about it? It seems to me if the limbs were flipped end for end and also left narrow it would have advantage of longer power stroke and still be short and narrow. But I’m new to this crossbow thing and still trying to figure it out.Don’t agree with that, Duke. Here’s where crossbow technology is heading:
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I won’t list all the reasons again but you know them
Being cute or pretty is not the question here..... Refocus gentlemen!
Functional, efficient, balanced, quite and safe. Game, set and match goes to the RDX!
FWIW Moon. The R29 would be my Ravin choice because of the size and I do appreciate ALL of the things Ravin has done to this point as a innovative manufacturer. I'm eager to see what they shows at ATA.
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Functional, efficient, balanced, quite and safe. Game, set and match goes to the RDX!
FWIW Moon. The R29 would be my Ravin choice because of the size and I do appreciate ALL of the things Ravin has done to this point as a innovative manufacturer. I'm eager to see what they shows at ATA.
20 days to ATA?
. When I say reverse limbed bows are ugly that is not a slap at their performance at all. I hunted all season with one awhile back and it never grew on me. It was just as ugly when I sold it as when I purchased it:- ) Lastly, I did not buy the Ravin because I thought it was cute, pretty or whatever, it just doesn’t strike me as being ugly. With that out of the way, the R26 is small light weight, shoots my 405 grain arrows a legitimate 400 FPS, as consistently accurate as any crossbow I’ve ever owned and loaded with innovation. A Bullet proof cocking system, Helicoil cam system that eliminates cables rubbing up and down the barrel and prevents cam lean, great trigger with auto safety are all features that still appeal to me after 10 months of shooting this crossbow and 3 months of hunting with it. The above is a photo of an old friend of mine as he shouldered my R26 for the first time. I heard him say “wow” to himself as he held it
That’s really accurate shooting! Nice job! The reverse draw xbows are really cool looking in my opinion.I'll have to say my little death machine is pretty accurate. This is at 50. I'm sure the ravin can do the same.![]()
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