I have tuned alot of bows over the years, I had a guy bring me a rezen to paper tune and I spent 3 hours trying to get it dI could not do it and gave up the damn bow made me angry as hell, I told him to take it to the local matthews dealer, and guess what they could not tune it either, they advised that they are having all kinds of tunning problems with the rezen and that they were not going to carry them and would only get the for folks by order at thier request they will not paper tune. (BEWARE)

Mine tuned fine..:noidea:

I've tuned a bunch of them without problems.. the trick is arrow spine..:rockon: stiff is the word

Mine tuned as easy as any Mathews' I have ever had. Stiff arrow spine is crucial.

This is Mathews country and there are plenty of perfectly tuned Reezens here including mine.

I didnt have any problems either.

Paper tune is ok but really A walk back is where its at- paper only gets ya close- Or have I missed the bus.

I bought a Mathews Reezen 7.0, this past spring. I have to say its one of the best I have owned. I had some trouble with making a good bullet hole also. However, I cannot blame the bow. I have gotten used to a smaller grip on a bow like whats found a Hoyt and Bowtech products. The grip on a Mathews can take a little getting use to. Like someone said earlier arrow spine is key, I would add the grip is very important also. To coin a phrase from DB, let the bow shoot it self. Find a grip that is comfortable without torguing and I think you will find a shooter. Good Luck,