i think if you drop the ATA on the reckoning you kind of defeat the purpose of it. the only way to do it would be to add some reflex and sweep the limb angle to keep the brace or sweep the limb and grow the brace...either way your robbing peter to pay paul.
the solution is what we've seen, longer risers with paralell limbs, but then a 34" parallel limb bow starts to get real heavy with all that riser and all those cut outs get expensive and were right back to square one...guys already dont wanna pay $1300, they certainly dont wanna pay $1500...
if you look at the TRX 34 you see its basically a realmX with another inchor two of riser give or take, probably a little more sweep with those shorter limbs. then you get into deflection and how the hold ends up feeling...alot of things going on at that point.
i think the only way Bowtech could do it would be a longer X platform and shorter limbs. you could get a 340 IBO, but diminishing returns as that bow gets longer. thats why the CPXL was kind of an anomaly, but they just couldnt have sold as many as we think if they basically made it into a long draw special with the MagX.
maybe they come up with a lower letoff speed cam for the reckoning platform.