Mathews TRX 40 Compound Bow

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TRX 40 reviews

Target archery has been primarily dominated by recurve bows for many years, due to their ability to be balanced and generally more efficient than compound bows. However, Mathews is looking to shake up the industry with their TRX 40 which will offer a newfound experience to target archers looking to up their game.

Things to Consider Before Buying

The ultimate target archer needs the ultimate target bow, and the Mathews TRX 40 hopes to be that bow. With its large frame and innovative design, the TRX hopes to introduce a new generation of target bows to the market that offers new levels of performance and accuracy in a new form factor. To help target archers improve the balance and performance of their shooting, the TRX 40 has a massive 40-inch frame that adds new levels of accuracy that are not possible with shorter framed bows.

The larger frame allows the bow to displace its weight more evenly, making for a bow that has a preferable shooting signature that target archers will appreciate for its feeling of balanced weight distribution. When making a large 40-inch bow, Mathews realized that in order to keep it fairly lightweight, they would have to create some innovations that allow for a large bow to have a reasonable weight. To keep the bows weight balanced, the design team decided to put strategically placed holes in the frame of the bow so that archers could benefit from the added balance of a larger bow without having to worry about the additional weight. Mathews has equipped the TRX 40 with all of the technology and smart design that a target archer needs to be accurate with every shot.

Who Should Buy it?

Archers who demand the best in target archery performance should certainly look at the TRX 40 as a target bow that rewrites the script of what a bow can be and offers unparalleled performance and accuracy. The large size of the bow, paired with its cutting-edge technology, means that the TRX 40 can give archers the best chance possible to be on the top of any event scoreboard.

Who Shouldn’t Buy it?

Despite its exciting innovations to the archery industry and design meant for accuracy, the TRX is not for everyone. Archers who are just starting their target shooting journey should look to smaller and less powerful bows when starting out. Hunters should also look to other bows as the TRX was not designed to be taken to the field for hunting.

Pros

• The TRX 40 offers a new and promising look as to what a target bow can be
• The new cam system helps the TRX shoot arrows at competitive speeds

Cons

•  The TRX has a very high price tag that only serious archers would justify paying

Final thoughts 

If you are looking for the compound bow to out shoot all others, the Mathews TRX 40 offers unparalleled performance and accuracy in a unique and innovative package.

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Specifications for the Mathews bow: TRX 40

Brace Height	7 ″
Axle to Axle Length	40 “
Draw Length	25.5 ” – 32 “
Draw Weight	50 lbs – 70 lbs
IBO Speed	329 fps
Weight	4.93 lbs
Let-Off	70 – 80%

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