50" recurve

[daniel boon]

50" two tracks ambush recurve.  i have a 60" and 62" recurves and no experience of anything shorter , with 28" draw what should i expect .  pros i can work out ,how about the CONS   thanks  and your oppinions of the   two tracks ambush  thanks again

[SveinD]

The best thing concerning stuff like draw length is to call the bowyer himself. Chuck at Two Tracks is a great guy to deal with, and he'll do his best to answer your questions!
Though I'm betting that the Ambush will work fine since it is both a recurve AND forward handle, sporting the characteristics of a short bow able to take a longer draw.

I have not shot a bow 50", but from what I understand, mostly recurves are available with that draw. Horsebows are usually 56-46 inches and will usually accommodate a long draw, due to their design.

Hope this helps, and if not, at least you got a bump  

-SveinD-

[cacciatore]

I never tryed a Two Track bow,but I love short bows and I still have a Rocky Mountain recurve with 2 set of limbs making the bow 48" or 50".At my 292 I can feel the stack but the bow is still well usable,for sure not at longer distances.I like to stay at less than 20 yards,25 with my 52" Kodiak Magnums.

[Steve Clandinin]

Felix,In all honesty the newer short recurves are a vast improvement over the older ones.I have a 52" Kodiak Mag and they do not compare to the newer ones.Shorter risers make the newer ones so much smoother.I've owned 6 or 7 52" Golden Hawks,Unreal to 28-29". I would love to try a 2tracks Ambush and just might soon ! LOL

[cacciatore]

I can immagine that Steve,sometimes I look at the price too,sometimes!It is a long time that I am looking at Steve Gorr bows and I really appreciate them,never seen a 2 Track.

[DannyBows]

The Ambush is an awesome bow. I can't help with the 28" draw though, as I draw just over 26". Chuck knows his stuff and his design is excellent, as is his workmanship.

[ckanous]

For me to be comfortable and consistent I usually need to shoot lower poundage than I normally do when shooting short bows. I like 60" bows but gotta 52" Hoots that handles pretty good at 45#, everything else I shoot is around 50# mark.