Bow upgrade advice

[Wac M Trac M]

Looking to upgrade my bow but not sure if I should. I shoot a Mathews Drenalin and it does great. I was thinking of upgrading to the new Heli M. Really it's not much better though. Half a pound lighter and 10 fps faster.

What do y'all think?

[Wac M Trac M]

Or a Z7. Wont buy any bow with a brace height under 7in and will only buy a solo cam bow.

[red]

nope, not enough of an upgrade on specs. (to me)

i was leery of going under a 7" brace height for years. i have shot several bows under it but never owned one. i tried the z7mag and bought it. just as good or better with it than any other bow ive owned

[Texas Tracker]

Keep the one you have Frank. Put the cash towards an elk hunt in sept. Hay lets hunt I am off friday and monday 4 day weekend. I need one meybe two more deer before the season is over.

[Wac M Trac M]

Your on rig. I even corned your spot yesterday. I'm planning on it

[TexasBob]

Not much gained to lose $1000 IMO

[SB09]

If it isn't broke don't fix it. Stick with what your'e used to until Mathews blows the word away with big updates.

[Texas Tracker]

Your on rig. I even corned your spot yesterday. I'm planning on it

What day sounds good with you. I will buy you some corn and breakfast tacos.

[Horitexan]

Unless there's something you don't like about the Drenalin, I can't see why you'd even consider changing? Especially for such a insignificant change. All you're talking about is spending a bunch of money and having to spend a lot of time getting comfortable with a different bow. Seems like a waste of time and money. I'm assuming you're successful with your Drenalin? If so, don't change it unless you HAVE to or there's some MAJOR change like an additional 100fps!

I fell into that marketing trap of wanting the latest and greatest bow each year. Finally figured out that was a pointless money pit that only benefitted the manufacturer and the dealer - not me. I sold off a bunch of newer bows and am back shooting my older Mathews.' They work great and are as comfortable as an old friend and killing machines.

[gatt40]

Stay where you are.

[2B4Him]

Don't do it.
Stick with what ya got.

[ProV1]

I would suggest finding a good bow shop and letting them take it apart check everything out, put on new strings and cables, and do a real tuning job on it. I had Jerry at Rednek Booda do this for me last year, and it made my old Q2XL shoot like a brand new bow again.

[Mojo]

do it! come on, do it!...
it's your money, don't let anyone tell you how to spend it...