I had never thought about the off-set of the windage block. You're spot on! I'm currently shooting a Hoyt Alpha X 30" and I used the picatinny rail on the front of the riser thinking I was achieving better "center mass". I think for my next hunting bow I'm going back to a whisker biscuit for simplicity and less weight on my bow and more weight in my pocket book. I'm currently using a Hamskea Epsilon. I think the smarter dollar should be spent on sights and better balance through stabilizers. Enough of my rambling. My bow tech told me Saturday that the Darton Sequel is the bow to shoot before my next purchase.
Shot both of the 33 and 35. Fit and finish on the black was phenomenal. Very smooth draw and solid feel with minimal vibration. 35 was more stable than the 31 for me but I didn’t want the longer ata for hunting from stand. I ordered a 33.
I Like an integrated sight mount for one reason , easy to switching out sights. I have a Mathews with Bridge lock and I can switch sights for hunting and target so easy and switch arrows that have been sighted in for that arrow setup. That the only reason . Dorton this year look like a great bow lineup
As I’ve said about all the other reviews on these Darton offerings, why in the world with all the technical advancements why didn’t they include a pic front mount for a sight? It would be complete.
@@josephfolsom2030the owner said in a video that they’re made by a popular string maker for Darton, but he didn’t want to mention the name. I think in the Lancaster video.
People forget this now is made with a higher quality aluminum than almost all other bows as well… Have a 35 on order. Interested to see what prime does this year as well
When or where can we get a look at that quiver you mentioned?
I had never thought about the off-set of the windage block. You're spot on! I'm currently shooting a Hoyt Alpha X 30" and I used the picatinny rail on the front of the riser thinking I was achieving better "center mass".
I think for my next hunting bow I'm going back to a whisker biscuit for simplicity and less weight on my bow and more weight in my pocket book. I'm currently using a Hamskea Epsilon. I think the smarter dollar should be spent on sights and better balance through stabilizers. Enough of my rambling.
My bow tech told me Saturday that the Darton Sequel is the bow to shoot before my next purchase.
Really impressed with what Darton did this year.
Shot both of the 33 and 35. Fit and finish on the black was phenomenal. Very smooth draw and solid feel with minimal vibration. 35 was more stable than the 31 for me but I didn’t want the longer ata for hunting from stand. I ordered a 33.
7:57 awesome review! Haven’t been able to find the 2 piece quiver you mentioned anywhere. Any update on this? Thanks!
Any word when these will be in stock? Along with the 33s? Can't wait to test one
I REALLY want to try one out!
I Like an integrated sight mount for one reason , easy to switching out sights. I have a Mathews with Bridge lock and I can switch sights for hunting and target so easy and switch arrows that have been sighted in for that arrow setup. That the only reason . Dorton this year look like a great bow lineup
Great review, thanks ! Please could you weight the mass of the bow to see if the advertised one is line with the real one.
Interested if anyone knows the answer but why are we not on the inside out precision channel anymore?
Would be cool if Dartin would buy Martin and bring them back!
As I’ve said about all the other reviews on these Darton offerings, why in the world with all the technical advancements why didn’t they include a pic front mount for a sight? It would be complete.
Gotta have something to release in the next year or two lol
Who is making the strings?
darton
@ I’m not so certain about that. Do you have info from somewhere to confirm that?
@@josephfolsom2030 Darton website
@@josephfolsom2030the owner said in a video that they’re made by a popular string maker for Darton, but he didn’t want to mention the name. I think in the Lancaster video.
@@Mbtharp1 probably Gas
People forget this now is made with a higher quality aluminum than almost all other bows as well…
Have a 35 on order. Interested to see what prime does this year as well