Post by Draven on Mar 18, 2023 9:55:59 GMT -6
Last year I acquired a pair of MAX 6 longs. I've sent them to Brandon and he refinished them - asked him to measure them at 28" and they came in #49@28" on 17" riser. I used them before the refinish on 19" riser and I can say that MAX6 are not THAT sensitive at DL as Borders. But since I want to get the best from them I was looking for a 15" riser - wood. I found the ILF option of the Black Hunter riser and since I had the bow I went for it. The riser itself is very decent and an upgrade compared with the BH since it is not that bulbous as the original.
I mounted the MAX 6 on it and they are looking good, shooting good and I get all the benefits from the Longs. For me it feels more like HEX6.5 and right below the HEX7.5 performance wise.
The limbs on this 15" riser are #49@28" - tiller bolts in - and even if it a 58" AMO bow it doesn't stack up to 32" DL.
This Bastard bow as I call it is one of the easiest to shoot short bows I have. Long limbs on the short riser make it a very sweet shooter. I have Borders HEX5, HEX6, HEX 6.5, HEX7.5 and MAX6 now.
These MAX 6 make the 58" bow 3" shorter than my Kodiak T/D A riser and #1 limbs when it is braced.
I mounted the MAX 6 on it and they are looking good, shooting good and I get all the benefits from the Longs. For me it feels more like HEX6.5 and right below the HEX7.5 performance wise.
The limbs on this 15" riser are #49@28" - tiller bolts in - and even if it a 58" AMO bow it doesn't stack up to 32" DL.
This Bastard bow as I call it is one of the easiest to shoot short bows I have. Long limbs on the short riser make it a very sweet shooter. I have Borders HEX5, HEX6, HEX 6.5, HEX7.5 and MAX6 now.
These MAX 6 make the 58" bow 3" shorter than my Kodiak T/D A riser and #1 limbs when it is braced.
