Lost Creek Legacy Left hand

[JimL]

Well guys,
Much to my wife's dimay I lost my mind and bought a left handed Lost Creek Legacy from a fellow tradganger.  Got a good deal I thought and I wanted to try left hand due to my shoulder thing.  It is 42# at 28", gray riser, and black glass.  I pulled it back the first time and it felt like a cat in the dog pound pulling with my left hand.  It hit the target though and it did it quick.  After several rounds I started to get impressed with myself(doesn't take much).  One thing I noticed is if you want to see how the arrow flies you better do it quick.  Another thing is there wasn't any jumping around when I slung it loose and that's about the way my release was.  The third thing was it was pretty quite for a 6 strand non silenced string.  I liked the way it slipped into my hand and never bit my arm with all that slinging around.  Today after shooting it several days my son came over and I let him shoot my go to bow and I bit the bullet and shot against him left handed.  He is sadder but wiser about lefties.  The Legacy is on the plain side but in my humble limited expeienced opinion it is a shootin sucker.  It just seems to help find the target by itself.  MOJO???  I told my wife I got it to sell or trade with-Hell I'm gonna keep it.

[Lost Creek Bows]

That bow was my personal bow, Jim, and it does have "Mojo". It has "exceptional characteristics" and I really hated to let it go, but it sounds like it went to a good home, enjoy it. Chad  

[Bud B.]

Anxiously waiting on my Lost Creek LHTD. This thread doesn't help my eagerness.            

   

Glad you got a shooter Jim!!

[gto_guy]

Bud,I`m in the same boat as you.I`m waiting on my life ender.I sure am glad Chad has such a quick turn around.I don`t know how some people wait a year or longer.I`m way too impatient lol