MATHEWS LX FOR SALE

[Little Bear]

i am wanting to sell a mathew lx.
accessories on this bow are:

quick tune 2000 rg fall away rest
also have mathews rest to go with it
8 " stablilizer
new limbs and strings replaced in august
mathew aero web 2 piece non-detachable quiver
trophey ridge 5 pin sight- price negotiable with or without this sight
string loop and peep sight

this is a really nice bow. i just want to sell it for my husband so i can surprise him with a new (sorry if i dont get this right) trykon? he just bought me my first bow and everytime we were at the bow shop he just stared at it.

[Tejas Raz]

....i just want to sell it for my husband so i can surprise him with a new (sorry if i dont get this right) trykon? he just bought me my first bow and everytime we were at the bow shop he just stared at it.


That's sweet! The family that shoots together, stays together! The LX's are nice bows. You shouldn't have any problem selling it.

and...

Welcome to ASN gate9971! :wave: :whaasup:

[Little Bear]

that was sweet but believe me just starting to shoot, i have been called a wimp many times. because of the weight set on my bow. plus my oldest son got a genisis pro so yes i guess it is a family affair.

[Tejas Raz]

If it's too hard pulling that new bow, have them back off the limbs to where it's not a struggle to pull it back. Many folks start off bowed to heavily and it's not good for your joints either. When you've been doing it for a while and build up the strength, you can bump it up a few pounds at a time if you want to... or leave it where it's comfortable and enjoy shooting rather than struggling.

We also have a special section for the Lady Shooters. Stop in and ask all the questions you want to. Expect to see replies from "lterry". She's been shooting forever and is loads of help to everyone, but she'll know exactly what tips YOU need! You can also find her in the Storm Archery Tech forum where she's the Moderator there. She's a wonderful sweetie and like I said, knows her stuff!

[lterry]

gate9971 ...

I second the motion from Tejas Raz....Welcome to ASN...

TR ... ther ya go again :icon_redface: and tellin how "OLD" I am.....

On the brighter side of all this...TR is right...if your having a hard time pulling the bow...lower the poundage some till it is comfortable for you. As for being called a "wimp"...we may not be as big or as strong as some of our counterparts....but we can make up for that by learning to be accurate at judging yardage and having good placement on our shots...remember that having a consistant anchor point and good form and follow through will make your shot placement more accurate. :D

Lower poundage and shorter draw lengths means we have less speed. We just have to work harder than our counterparts in order to compete against them. They can be off on yardage and still carry the score on a target...but if we are off sometimes just by a yard it can be the difference between a kill verses a body hit.

So...if you are really into archery and want to become competitive just work on shot placement and judging your yardage....everything else will fall into place. Most of all enjoy shooting! :D

[Tejas Raz]

TR ... ther ya go again :icon_redface: and tellin how "OLD" I am.....



Ahhhh... I was emphasizing your outstanding EXPERIENCE. Yea, that's it Londa!

Now lemme go run and hide! :new_rofl: