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<strong>Martin</strong> <strong>Archery</strong> | Since 1951<br />
<strong>Martin</strong> Traditional Bows<br />
28<br />
Hunter<br />
2800<br />
Mamba<br />
2370<br />
<br />
Classic Series<br />
#1 Huntimg Recuve. Celebrating it’s 50th anniversary<br />
in production, the Hunter is perhaps the most successfully used<br />
traditional bow ever made. The Howatt Hunter was a popular<br />
model long before many of today’s archers were even born! Sure,<br />
materials have improved, but this basic design has survived for<br />
decades. Built for speed, the Hunter easily lives up to its name.<br />
Perfect for the archer with a longer than average draw length,<br />
the 62” Hunter will perform well for draw lengths up to 30”. Its<br />
longer length adds stability and accuracy, providing control to<br />
it’s impressive cast and speed.<br />
Includes owner’s manual, rest,<br />
Flemish bowstring and bowstringer.<br />
Riser and Limb Materials<br />
Technical Specifications<br />
Short and quick. The Mamba reflects many years of<br />
tradition, refined into one of today’s most popular hunting<br />
models. This bows short 58” length stores great energy quickly,<br />
and is especially suited for archers with draw lengths up to 28”.<br />
Maneuverable and lightweight, this bow is as easy to carry as it<br />
is to look at!<br />
Includes owner’s manual, rest, Flemish bowstring and<br />
bowstringer.<br />
Riser and Limb Materials<br />
Riser woods include laminated Birch with Bubinga inset. Limbs made of<br />
Eastern Hard Maple laminations and black fi berglass, with Bubinga and black<br />
fi berglass overlays.<br />
Technical Specifications<br />
Draw Weight: 40#–65#<br />
Brace Height: 7”–7.75”<br />
Mass Weight: 1 lb. 14 oz.<br />
AMO Length: 58”<br />
Mel Johnson with the world<br />
record whitetail taken with the<br />
Hunter Recurve.<br />
Looking for a Custom<br />
Hunter or Mamba?<br />
See page 25.