Just wondering how a 64" Slammer would be with a 29" draw? General shooting qualities? Any dislikes?

I had one with a 16" riser that made a 64" bow and it shot great but my draw length is only 28". I sold it because I wasn't crazy about the snake skins on the limbs but wish I had kept the riser and just bought new limbs. I'll probably end up with another. Leon makes great bows.

A 3ps 66" leon's slammer I have , a solid bow, quiet, I don't think you would have a problem, my opinion

I have a 30" draw, and have 2 Stewarts, both 64" one a 3 piece. I don't think you'll be disappointed. Smooth, no stack, not even a hint of shock. Get the right arrow, and go have fun.

What brace height are you guys shooting the 64" bows at? Thanks, Bob

mine seem to shoot better with a 7-8" brace.

I shot mine around 7-7.25". One of the most stable and dead in the hand bows I've shot.

Great bows and a great bowyer. My 3 piece was just traded but you should be fine at 29. x2 what joe said.

Leon makes a great bow. Mine is a 62” 60#@28”, though I draw 26.5. You won’t be disappointed at all with the quality and workmanship. Leon is a great bowyer and even better person.

I have 2 of them. 14" riser 64"AMO and 16"riser 66"Amo. I pull 30", they don't stack. When comes to brace height it's all about arrows you shoot.

64" 14 riser should be wonderful for 29". I have owned a number of Slammers, they shoot exceptionally. Still one of the bows I use to judge all others by.

Thanks guys, mine should be here on Friday. It's a 64" with two sets of limbs. 38# and 44#@28". Should be a sweet one.

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