Adding brace height

[oldfarmsblueman]

O.K. Heres the question.If I have a 50#,26" draw Mustang with
a 5 3/4 brace (that I shoot well)
and you have a 50#,26 " draw DTX with a 7" brace how much
if any differance will I see,and what would it be
YA BT I know its a Mathews ;D

[tedicast]

Have you shot the DXT? Definitely a different draw cycle then the Mustang. In my opinion, there is no way that added brace height will hurt you. Looking at the specs I'm guessing your speeds will be similar between the bows at 50 lbs.

[oldfarmsblueman]

No I never tried one .The thing I find is being small
puts me in a place where very few bows are around to
try.I picked the Mustang after much research.The only thing
that I was worried about was the short brace.It seems not
to really matter after I lurned to shoot.I think I'm looking
for somthing that will cost me $$$$ and not give me much
bang for my buck

[BT]

One word....Kobalt


What I have found is that Brace height isn't a real big deal if you have good form.

However...
For hunting...Te higher brace makes for a better overall experience as the weather gets colder and the clothing gets thicker.

On more than 1 occasion, I have had an errant arrow due to the fact that some clothing got in the way.

[SPIKER]

I agree, the higher brace makes for shooting with heavy gear on easier.