they all work, but each slightly differently and that's where only your subjective opinion will matter. if you don't get to try them all, it'll be a gamble of sorts as to what will work best for you, not me or anyone else.
i've tried most all t/d systems and hands down i vastly prefer the connexion hinge - it's a positive lock system under all conditions, and it evenly divides the bow in half (this can be an important feature for travel packing, particularly with longer bows).
i've had troubles with metal sleeve type t/d's sticking due to dirt or vacuum bond, but not so with the glass sleeve t/d's. however, the bow is not divided in half and one section is longer by far than the other. all sleeve systems need to be careful about dirt/dust. if i hadda get a sleeve, it would be glass and never metal.
the bow bolt works well, but i've had instances of it sticking and requiring some fiddling to get to both lock and unlock. it's susceptible to dirt in the threads. it also won't divide a bow into equal halves.
the few latch systems i tried were just unwieldy and cumbersome, but they did work, with almost equal bow halves.
if at all, try before you buy.
Topic: 2 piece longbow-which system works best for you? (Read 957 times)
