[RCR_III]

If you're interested in going to a PXE, I'd get GTX cam's. They're less aggressive than the Spiral Pro's and will be an easier conversion.

Draw length on the Hoyt will run about 1/8-1/4 long generally.



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[ruiruas]

If you're interested in going to a PXE, I'd get GTX cam's. They're less aggressive than the Spiral Pro's and will be an easier conversion.

Draw length on the Hoyt will run about 1/8-1/4 long generally.

Hi, so you think I should be OK with a GTX cam #4 or #5, right?

One last question: being almost 5' 11" tall I'm thinking of the 40" model since I only shoot WA. Do you think I'm right or should I look into the 37" version also?

Best regards,
Rui

 

[RCR_III]

You could shoot either one with good fitment. I'd get the #4 cam regardless. It'll put you closer to the top end of the spectrum on the cam and give you better efficiency and performance.

If you're buying new, 40. If you're looking used, either that you could get the best deal on since you're a lefty.