New Mathews V3X

[CentralTXHunter]

Am I missing something?

Yeah you are. Looks like the mods deleted the posts so I can see how mine looks out of place now. I don’t want to derail the thread any further than it was. Carry on with your Mathews discussion.


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[Smart]

That makes some sense, but I have a Moser (large) nose. I also don’t have a very long draw, so that string angle probably isn’t as noticeable.

I love that little short ******* so far.


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LOL...The Moser nose probably helps a lot there. Shoot what fits and feels good to you. Accuracy is all about consistent repetition and muscle memory. Fit and feel are a big part of that . Longer 32-34 ata is where its at for me since I have to drag it around the wide Smart face and buckethead ..

[Smart]

Yep...all this talk about accuracy...there's certainly a place for longer ATA and they are more accurate but 99% of my harvesting is less than 30 yards. I'll never see any accuracy advantages the longer ATA affords and neither will the majority of people that bowhunt at that yardage.
I'll be trading my V3 31 for the 29. It's supposed to be here tomorrow!

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1.25" on each end and .03 total pounds (4.5 versus 4.47 lbs) . ...I'm not seeing enough advantage in the downsize to justify the cost involved with a new bow. Where do you see the advantage? Getting your bow in your bow case easier?

[Chad_E]

I used to have waaaaay too many myself....but at age 42, I decided to cut them back......for marriage preservation reasons.

Probably a piece of advise there that I should listen to. As my wife likes to point out, its not the number of hobbies, its the cost.

[Fishndude]

If I cannot find an Atlas in stock soon…will be shooting the v3x

I have a couple

[Smart]

Probably a piece of advise there that I should listen to. As my wife likes to point out, its not the number of hobbies, its the cost.

And the time away...


Of course now that I am home more and pester her, she's like don't you need to go to the lease soon?..

[Hsbtgarcia]

New Mathews V3X

Posted on wrong thread.

[bakin7005]

1.25" on each end and .03 total pounds (4.5 versus 4.47 lbs) . ...I'm not seeing enough advantage in the downsize to justify the cost involved with a new bow. Where do you see the advantage? Getting your bow in your bow case easier?

I hunt out of trees not a box. Long walks. Confidence. Preference. And because if I don't like it I'll try something else.

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[r_u_sharp_2]

If I cannot find an Atlas in stock soon…will be shooting the v3x

Not sure where you are.. but Archery Country in Austin had 1 or 2 last weekend.

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[J.B.]

The guys selling their '18/'19/'20 Mathews to get the V3X what should us used bow buyers be looking for?

Out of the Traverse, Triax, Vertix, VXR, Halon which one(s) should we be on the lookout for?

[Fishndude]

The guys selling their '18/'19/'20 Mathews to get the V3X what should us used bow buyers be looking for?

Out of the Traverse, Triax, Vertix, VXR, Halon which one(s) should we be on the lookout for?

All of them. Depends what you prefer. I’d go Vertix and newer(vxr, V3) personally, to get the switchweight system.

[r_u_sharp_2]

The guys selling their '18/'19/'20 Mathews to get the V3X what should us used bow buyers be looking for?

Out of the Traverse, Triax, Vertix, VXR, Halon which one(s) should we be on the lookout for?

I would look for a Vertix. I felt it was as good as the VXR/V3, and it should be the cheapest of the 3 since it is the oldest.

I would pass on the Halon series... as once they got to the triax...it was a different feel.


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[critter69]

https://youtu.be/hY4VmFe9Lp8 Watch till the end.

[bakin7005]

https://youtu.be/hY4VmFe9Lp8 Watch till the end.

Link doesn't work.

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[justhrowit]

Is this the 2021/2022 Mathews “Bash The New Bow” thread? Seems to happen every year.