the geometry when done right brings the limbs perfectly in line with your hand . Not really in front of the hand but in line with the hand. It makes a bow extremely pointable.
There are a ton of other factors that enter into making this particular bow a great bow and I will probably miss some but one is that most belly mounted bows are not really built to perform well as a belly mount. Seriously,that is why they have such high brace height reccomendations. They have to have that much brace because the limb is not pre loaded to have good stability at a normal brace. As the Talon 11 owners will attest to this bow will stabilize and shoot well from 6 inches to 7 1/2 inch brace height. Most rear mounted bows reccomend a brace of 8 to 9 inches. They miss the early draw weight , get the force curve in the wrong places , middle of the curve is heavy instead of the from the brace to first few inches. ect ect.
This bow has early draw weight, puts the power into the arrow and optomizes the energy of the limb.
This design gains several inches of power stroke which utilizes more limb energy and helps eliminate shock, vibration and noise.
Now you can build a bow , and some have, that is a direct copy and still not get all of this if the limb is not built the same way. It can look like it and still not perform like it.
The bow is cut 3/16 past center and a 1/4 full depth piece of phenolic is placed directly behind the sight window through the entire length of the riser for added strength and flex elimination. This further reduces shock and lost energy.
The 3/16 past center allows for a true center shot and the means that the arrow is not losing a huge amount of energy in extra paradox bending around the bow. It allows for cleaner flight and more speed.,Better penetration on the receiving end. It also allows us to use a much wider variety of spines and arrow weights. Owners attest to that easy tunability and great shooting from light to extremely heavy weight arrows.
There is a lot more but this is long enough for now.
One thing. The Bible tells me that its the little foxes that spoil the vine.
Each time I kill a little fox there is more fruit.
If I gain 1 fps and better overall performance in one place, then repeat that over and over in different place , suddenly I have come from mediocrity to excellence.
God bless you all, Steve
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