Shot thru the chrono. Had an average of 273 with a 396gr arrow and 29in draw. Kinetic energy puts it at 67.4 ft lbs. I think that will get the job done. Even the 2in Grim Reaper only requires 65ftlbs. Light changed and now I'm at 260, so recalculated is 59.24 ftlbs.so I'm under. Don't know what changed other than the light
I shoot a Halon as well and this is the exact reason I haven't set foot in my local bow shop this year. I'm considering upgrading next summer and I know if I shoot one now I'll end up taking it home!
I couldn't stand my rpm360
I kept mine but it just hangs on the wall. It was a let down to my expectations after shooting the Invasion.
Still my go to hunting bow!!!!
I may be bias but I don't believe that any manufacturer will make a better feeling, speedy, no torque, consistent bow to match the Invasion CPX. mine is set at 78lbs and is absolutely solid (phone autocorrected to stylish...it is stylish though
) and still on release.
The gold standard of hunting bows IMO
I remember when I first shot it. I picked it up at Taylor's in Tullahoma. I had ordered it with 80 lb limbs, over the phone from work the day it was released. It took a week to get it in. I walked in to pick it up having them set it up for me before arriving. Tracy just smiled at me and said go shoot it and tell me what you think. I walked back to the indoor range there, shot one arrow immediately turned around (leaving the arrow in the target) walked back into the shop laughing. He said it's something else isn't it. I literally was flabbergasted at how incredible it was and still is to shoot. I mean, you know, there is absolutely no movement in it when you shoot.
