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The video discusses the Matthews VXR series hunting bows, focusing on the VXR 28 and VXR 31.5 models. These bows feature a range of draw lengths and adjustable draw weights with enhancements like the Crosscentric cam system and switch weight mods. The design includes features such as a silent connect system, customizable grip, and improved stabilizer bushing. The 2020 VXR model is praised for its stability, comfort, and shooting performance, with a six-inch brace height and speeds of up to 344 feet per second.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the Matthews VXR series hunting bows, specifically the VXR 28 and VXR 31.5 models. The VXR 28 has an axle-to-axle length of 28 inches, while the VXR 31.5 is 31.5 inches long. Both bows have a brace height of 6 inches and an IBO speed rating of up to 344 feet per second. The bows offer let-offs of 80 or 85 percent and are available in various draw weights ranging from 60 to 75 pounds. The cam system allows for draw lengths from 26 to 31 inches in half-inch increments. Notably, the riser has been lengthened for stability and rigidity, and the limbs are more parallel, contributing to improved speed and power. The Crosscentric cam system and switch weight mods for adjustable draw weight are highlighted features that enhance the shooting experience.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the switch weight mods on the bow, allowing adjustments within a range of 10 pounds. This feature enables the bow to be used for different activities like target archery and hunting by easily changing the draw weight. The silent connect system on the bow makes it convenient to attach a haul line or sling for carrying. The bow’s design includes cutouts on the riser to maintain a lightweight yet long riser, and it features an ultra-rest integrate for a solid rest connection. Additionally, the grip is customizable with interchangeable side plates for comfort. The stabilizer bushing has been enhanced for better stabilizer connection and reduced vibration.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the features of the Matthews VXR bow for 2020. They mention the harmonic stabilizer and 3D damping system that keeps the bow dead in hand with no hand shock. The bow has a six-inch brace height and shoots at 340 feet per second. The speaker compares the VXR to the Traverse model, praising its stability and comfort. They highlight the 31.5-inch model’s performance similar to the longer Traverse model. Overall, the VXR series from Matthews is described as impressive for 2020, offering excellent shooting performance.