Darton DS-3800 Specifications

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Below are the specs for the Darton DS-3800 compound bow.

7 versions (2017-2011), specs were not changed

all versions (2017 - 2011)
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Version	Brace height	Ata length	Draw length	Draw weight	IBO speed	Mass weight	Let-off
BH	AtA	DL	DW	IBO	Wght	LO
Version: 2017
2017	6 "	33.8125 "	25-31 "	30-70 lbs	345-350 fps	4.1 lbs	80%
Version: 2016
2016	6 "	33.8125 "	25-31 "	30-70 lbs	345-350 fps	4.1 lbs	80%
Version: 2015
2015	6 "	33.8125 "	25-31 "	30-70 lbs	345-350 fps	4.1 lbs	80%
Version: 2014
2014	6 "	33.8125 "	25-31 "	30-70 lbs	345-350 fps	4.1 lbs	80%
Version: 2013
2013	6 "	33.8125 "	25-31 "	30-70 lbs	345-350 fps	4.1 lbs	80%
Version: 2012
2012	6 "	33.8125 "	25-31 "	30-70 lbs	345-350 fps	4.1 lbs	80%
Version: 2011
2011	6 "	33.8125 "	25-31 "	30-70 lbs	345-350 fps	4.1 lbs	80%

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Pros

Genuine 345-350 IBO speed that holds up on a chronograph, not just on the spec sheet, even across full hunting setups
Draws smoother than a 6-inch brace height has any right to - the "muscle bow with manners" name is earned
Draw length changes by hand with no bow press - swap the module, no trip to the shop
Quiet shot with very little hand shock, settling dead in the hand with the factory string suppression
Solid, holdable back wall and a stable full-draw feel that shoots more forgiving than its short brace suggests

Cons

Short valley typical of a speed bow - the back wall is firm, so staying engaged against it keeps you off any creep
Darton's thin dealer network makes one hard to try in person - ordering through its online dealers, helped by no-press draw changes, sidesteps most of that