Thunderchild 56 or 58 inch experience

[Zmonster]

There is always room for one more. lol

I shot Manny's 56". I draw 26". No issues. In fact, Im considering a 54". They are very smooth bows.

[Cyclic-Rivers]

Casey, may as well get on the list twice.        

[Zmonster]

Charlie, I'd have to get on the list at least 4 more times to catch up to you guys. Lol

[Cyclic-Rivers]

Better get started then.    

[TDHunter]

 :archer2:this is all great, as much feed back as I can get, it is all helpful

[TDHunter]

For the obvious reasons: when you spend 1000 bucks on a bow you want to make an informed decision. 2" makes a difference in a bow, especially when you have a long draw. Trad Gang is full of experienced guys and I'm going to use as much of that experience as possible when looking to buy a bow. Seems like common sense to me

[Terry Green]

 I'm sorry I was evidently taken wrong even though I beg please don't taken very wrong I've owned probably 60 bows and I use them as tools and all I wanted to know is what application you were going to use it for and what the 2 inches mattered I was just asking a question but I'll remove my post since it seem too offended you.... so sorry I seem to have trashed your post inadvertently

[TDHunter]

Not at all , I'm just looking for as many informed opinions as possible. As far as the bow it's going to be used for back pack Mt. Goat and Sheep hunts , possible the odd tree stand hunt . I have only one other short longbowbow , a 60" Kanati which I love.

[smokin joe]

My advice would be to get the 58” bow. Whenever you are on the borderline between two lengths, the longer one will feel smoother to shoot. And if you like the 60” Kanati, the feel of the 58” TC will appeal to you.

[herd1]

27" draw 54" TC. Would not change a thing.

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