We have had the Mathews Archery, Inc. V3X 29 in hand for many months of testing now in preparation for this long-term review. This is the third of five bow reviews we will post before our 2022 ArcheryTalk Hunting Bow Shootout. | ArcheryTalk

Introducing the all-new 2022 Mathews Archery, Inc. V3X 29 and V3X 33: https://bit.ly/30uClk1 Available in 29” or 33” axle-to-axle lengths, the V3X features a long riser to axle-to-axle ratio to maintain accuracy. The V3X 29 has a 6” brace height and accommodates draw lengths from 25.5-30”. The V3X 33 has a 6.5” brace height with draw lengths ranging from 27-31.5." Equipped with a new Bridge-Lock Sight Technology to enhance balance, patent-pending Stay Afield System to keep hunters in the field,

Now that I've had a chance to set up both the Mathews Archery, Inc. V3 27 and 31 and put a couple hundred arrows through them, I figured I'd share my first impressions with all of you. I also ran both bows through the chronograph. Both bows were dialed in at 70 pounds and the V3 27 has a measured draw length of 30 1/8" while the V3 31 is 30 1/16". I used the same 350-grain Gold Tip Platinum Pierce arrow each time I shot through a chronograph. | ArcheryTalk