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Dryad Epic recurves have the static tips.
I know they allow the finished bow length to be shorter end to end measured as compared against another similar length bow with conventional tips.
I know they are quieter than some of the conventional limbs.
I know it's been said by some that they can shoot a shorter limb set than they are used to, without stacking.
I've had a few sets of Epics, and I like them, thinking of getting another set, this time SHORTs.
My basic question is, what is the MAIN GAIn or GAINs static tips generally offer, or are famous for?
Thanks in advance.....
I know they allow the finished bow length to be shorter end to end measured as compared against another similar length bow with conventional tips.
I know they are quieter than some of the conventional limbs.
I know it's been said by some that they can shoot a shorter limb set than they are used to, without stacking.
I've had a few sets of Epics, and I like them, thinking of getting another set, this time SHORTs.
My basic question is, what is the MAIN GAIn or GAINs static tips generally offer, or are famous for?
Thanks in advance.....