| From: Kansasclipper
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| Date: 28-Mar-24 |
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I wanted to order a KB for the longest time but now that I'm ready I am leaning toward the PCH. I love a one piece and the fact it is a little lighter but I really want the option of having different weight and length of limbs. Which do you all prefer? I'm leaning toward 60 inch PCH 35@28. I draw 27.75 inches but my shoulders can tell the difference in my 58 inch bows vs a 60 inch.
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| From: Andy Man
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| Date: 28-Mar-24 |
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the PTF one piece is my favorite of their recurves
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| From: Sean Bleakley
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| Date: 28-Mar-24 |
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I have both and if I had to choose, I’d choose the PCH only for the fact that it is a take down. I flew to Kodiak Island with my KB and it was a pain so I ordered a PCH for my next trip to Alaska. Now I’m thinking of ordering a set of lighter limbs for it.
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| From: B.T.
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| Date: 28-Mar-24 |
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The 60” PCH is the one I would pick.
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| From: beemann
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| Date: 28-Mar-24 |
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I think you answered your own question ..... You cant change limbs on the KB. I doubt that you'll be disappointed with either. They are both great rigs backed by a great company....Good luck..We will want to see your choice...
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| From: foxbo
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| Date: 28-Mar-24 |
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That osage KB is pretty sharp looking.
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| From: Tedd
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| Date: 28-Mar-24 |
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Had two PCH. Very very good quality. Never had really great shooting with them, couldn't get used to the look. I do like the take-down concept. Sold them.
Years went by, got a new PTF. It looks better. Shoots much better for me. Killed a lot of deer with it and I still am. They need a stiff spine. I learned to build the side plate out to make the PTF shoot for me w 80-85 cedars.
I would like a PTF w 10lb less draw weight. Currently I use 60lb@30. That is more than you need for whitetails. I don't think I have ever had an arrow not pass thru a deer with that set-up.
I have a Big Jim Monarch on order. It's going to take a lot to earn the starting position! The BW is as good and tough as a bow can be.
Tedd
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| From: HEXX
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| Date: 28-Mar-24 |
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I have a KBV and it is 40# @ 28". As I get older I like the weight of the KB and I am sure BW can reduce the draw weight 5-6 lbs.. I shoot 28" but the draw is so smooth you could go much more than that.
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| From: HEXX
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| Date: 29-Mar-24 |
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I also have a SAX but it is longer and heavier I use for 3 D. The KBV for hunting.
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| From: foxbo
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| Date: 29-Mar-24 |
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Red Lion, that’s a very special bow. I’d love to shoot the 54” although it is super short. I have a 54” Shakespeare Super Necedah that is 54” and it shoots very well for me.
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