
Originally Posted by
madman350
ok, with all the hub-ub going on about the outgoing nemesis style, i havent heard if their draw lengths run true to spec or not. it's been pretty well reported that the onza's runs a little longer than spec according to info on here. will the nemesis run a little long also ( like can it attain a little over +30") since they share the same cam system ?
my guess isnt that the onza's "run long on draw" as much as they were " marked short on the spec sheet". let me know guys.
I just purchased a Nemesis with Hybrix 2.0 cams and I also own the Onza 3. I have the modules set at position 4 with both bows, resulting in measured draw length of 29,5".
The nominal draw for the Onza should be 29" at position 4, so it's running 0,5" long. However, I'm somewhat confused with the results of Nemesis: the maximum draw for Nemesis is 30" according to the specs, while it is 30,5" for the Onza. Therefore, I was expecting number 5 position to yield 29" draw for the Nemesis (or 29,5, if it was running a bit long as the Onza). Instead, I had to put the modules to the same position as the Onza, meaning that the Nemesis would be running a whole inch long vs. specs, if I have understood the specs correctly.
This is how I read the specs:
Onza 3
Module position / Draw
7 / 30,5
6 / 30
5 / 29,5
4 / 29 => position 4 gives me 29,5" draw with the Onza
...
Nemesis
Module position Draw
7 / 30
6 / 29,5
5 / 29 => position 5 should give 29" draw with the Nemesis
4 / 28,5 => but actually already position 4 gave me 29,5" draw
...
By the way, the brace height for the Nemesis was 7 1/4" which is exatly the same as Onza's. But it is not what is said in specs of Nemesis (7"). In comparison, 7" brace height is given for the 2013 Onza XT, but I belive nothing has changed and it is actually 7 1/4" still. I don't quite understand what's the trouble with writing specs correctly and accurately at Martin.
That being said, I'm very excited about both the bows.
Last edited by Phantonza; 12-14-2012 at 04:20 AM.
Rytera Nemesis, 2012
Martin Onza 3, 2011
Hoyt CRX 32, 2011 (SOLD)
Martin Phantom II, 2003