Black widow Plx question

[Steiger3208]

I was wondering if there is a performance difference between the one and two piece, meaning noise, hand shock, and any noticeable physical weight, or any comments you may have about the bow. Thanks, Wes

[Outwest]

You might want to contact the boys a Black Widow with this question.
 They are a very friendly bunch and would be the best source of info for your question.

John

[dsturgissr]

The td might be a tiny bit heavyer mass weight but I really can't tell the difference when shooting them. No difference in performance. Might add the PL longbow is a really nice shooting bow.  Denny Sturgis Sr

[Sean B]

Yep, ask them.  I will say that I've owned quite afew of their models, & I really havent noticed a difference, but then again, I'm not as picky as some.  I've had no complaints about noise, of vibration .

[JRY309]

I have a PLX T/D,I do feel like it has alittle more mass weight then a one-piece PLV I had before.If you like more mass weight,it's not a big deal for me.It is one of my favorite longbows,shoots great and quiet and excellent performance in my opinion.There is no noise with the Locket-socket system,looks just like the one-piece until you take it apart.A well built and solid bow.

[xtrema312]

I have shot a bunch of them and can't tell the difference. I have never tried to judge the weight, but didn't notice it when just picking them up and shooting.

[Steiger3208]

Thanks guys, shot the Plx two piece at kalamazoo, shot where I was looking, had the Toby grip which is awesome.

[OBXarcher]

I have had both and can't tell a difference. I'm sure there is an oz or two weight though.
I would like to try a toby grip sometime. Always hear good things about it.

[Steiger3208]

Ther were a lot of great shooting bows there. I definitely didn't shoot them all but out of all the ones I shot the Plx just seamed to be the most effortless to shoot tight groups without having work at it.

[Al Kidner]

I have shot both the one piece and the T/D and can't tell the difference in shooting them as they both are outstanding in their performance.

My PLX is the T/D but I ordered it in the older LAG grip and love love love it as it made my switch from a recurve all that easier.

ak.

[frassettor]

Great bows, bulletproof to boot. The weight is not noticeable to me

[Archie]

I haven't noticed a difference, either.  Great bows.

[The Whittler]

I shot a 1pc a couple years ago and for hand shock very little, more like a vib.

 I have arthritis in my hands and joints and the bow was great to shoot. I could shoot it all day and not bother my joints.