Darton Bows

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Originally Posted by wannawhitetail

They are nice, they are fast. I had a personal problem with the draw cycle, felt fine, but issues arose. I had an AS100, 55 lbs, and something in my upper arm got strained or something. Switched to another bow, it went away. A couple of weeks later, picked up the Darton, issue came back. Sold it.

A few months later I picked up a DS 2500, I think. Loved it, but the same pain returned. All I can figure is that something about the draw cycle, or how I draw just didn't work with them. I've never experienced the same strain before or since. Great bows, but they didn't like me.

Which model did you win?

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Were you using the same release? I tried switching from my tried and true winn free flight to a scott silverhorn and i started developing pain during the draw cycle. anyone want a scott silverhorn $30(buckle)tyd.

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Originally Posted by Skbengal

I took a look at Darton's 2010 catalog. It shows the pro3500s as a nice looking, dual cam bow. It lists the stats as:
DW 50,60, or 70#
DL 25"-30"
ATA 33 13/16"
BH 6''
weight 4.1 lbs
let off 75%
Speed 338-343 fps
Looks to be a fast bow. About the same class as the onza, just a little shy on the bh. Cograts on the new bow. Remember to post pics!

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Thanks for the info!! and of course pics to come it should be here early tomorrow if it does im going to try to get it set up to shoot a 3d course at my club later that day if not ill be using the cheetah. If i do get it setup ill have pics and a review to follow on it later that night im actually pretty excited after looking at the specs on the bow!!

Man good luck with it.......Im sure it will be a shooter !

sold the firecat............went back to the Darton Pro 3000

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