Don't know... Think it's one of those things they're gonna look at in the future and say"What were they thinkin' in the old days"...:biggrin1: I have never shot one but a guy I know did and he wasn't real happy with it...
Strange looking thing. I think I'll wait a few years on THIS bow. I've added pix for those that want to see this BOW(?). DRAW LENGTHS - 26 3/8, 26 7/8, 27 3/8, 28", 28 7/16", 28 3/4", 29 3/8", 30", 30 1/2", 31.0", 31 1/2", 32 " (Left hand bows are available Add $20.00) Draw Length adjustable by only +/- 1/8 inch. No modules, unique cam per draw length. DRAW WEIGHTS - 35-45#, 40-50#, 45-55#, 50-60#, 55-65#, 60-70#, 65-75#,72-82# (order by peak weight) STABILIZER MOUNT - Center Front, 5” long fits case. PEEP SIGHT - String angle requires special peeps. SIGHTS - Only the site head is used. CAM - High speed, high let-off, split cable design. HOLDING WEIGHT - 10.5 lbs for 70 lb bow. BRACE HEIGHT - 7" AVERAGE ARROW SPEED IBO - 308 fps AMO - 242 fps Using allowed 4 grains/lb arrows speed is 330 fps HANDLE - Lightweight cushioned synthetic rubber angled at 29 degrees. See photo in Design History. STRING - Vapor Trail (prestretched) After 1/15/2006 CAMO - RealTree Hardwoods High Definition Green-Jordan VIBRATION & NOISE REDUCTION Sims - String Leeches & Bow Jacks
There's a shop about 2 hrs north of me in Albany that stocks them... I guess the other thing that bothers me alittle is they call it "The Liberty I" are they already planning a Liberty II...???...:noidea:
Plus the MSRP on this Bow (?) is right at $700. As I said above. "I think I'll wait" on this one.:crazy:
