Old Mountain Mesa Longbow Review

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Old Mountain Mesa Longbow Reviews

Best trad bow yet

Cole
2 years ago

Best trad bow I have used to date, has a smooth draw and plenty of power to boot. Does not come with a nock so I had to order some.

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60" and 64" Are Great!!!

Dean
2 years ago

I have both the 60" and 64" models, and I draw to 31". I am amazed how smooth both these bows draw at 31", especially the 60" model. I actually like shooting the 60" better than the 64", but the 64" is also very nice to shoot. I would definitely recommend both of these bows!

Fantastic bow for the money

Jon S.
2 years ago

I just bought this bow a few weeks ago and continue to be impressed with it. The look and feel to it is very smooth and solid. For myself, there isn't a whole lot of handshock if anything which was surprising. I just took it out for a 3d shoot in the rain and it performed well. The price is great for what your getting. Can't wait to take this gem out to the woods this fall.

Great bow

Lawrence
2 years ago

I just received my 40lbs 64in Mesa today. What a great looking bow. Seriously, the pictures don't really do it justice. The bows comes with a self-adhesive rest that is already perfectly pre-cut (thanks for that!). The included string, a 16 strand Flemish twist from Tachyon Archery looks gorgeous and really well put together. I quickly set things up with a nock point (not included). read more I set the brace height at 7.5in. I used 600 spine Skylon Frontiers (30inches), with 100gr points. I shot about 80 arrows, and this bow just shoots beautifully. There is no noise and no hand-shock whatsoever (and mind you, that's with fairly 'light' 600s). The 600 spines were perfect for the 40lbs at my draw length, which happens to be 28 on the dot. Skylons are a bit on the stiff side, and were shooting consistently to the left with my 35lbs SAS Pioneer, so it didn't surprise me that they were actually shooting straight from a 40lbs semi-longbow. Anyway, I digress... Suffice it to say, it's a great bow. It seems to shoot VERY consistently (or I was just in the zone today, but still). And it's FAST. I don't have a chronograph, but there was a very obvious difference in "zippiness", visible arrow speed, and target penetration compared to the 35lbs longbow I referred to earlier. The bow is SUPER light, even compared to my other 30 and 35lbs longbows, which are themselves very light. The grip is comfortable. It's not an overly deep pistol grip, nor is it the traditional straight longbow grip. It works for me and seems perfectly sized to 'normal' sized hands (3.5 inches width). Time will tell if this bow rates well in terms of durability, but I'm not too worried, judging by other reviews, and the fact that this manufacturer seems to be taking their products seriously. I'd recommend this bow without reservations, specially considering the very good price point.

I would by this bow again

Rob
2 years ago

I've been a recurve shooter for 55 years. I finally thought I'd give a longbow a try. Research told me converting to a longbow I should get a hybrid bow. During that research the Old Mountain Mesa was emerging to the top. By the time I decided to purchase they were sold out. I submitted my name to be notified when they were back in stock. Then I began a search for a used one. I read more was looking for a 40#,64". By luck I found one in near perfect condition. When it arrived I set it up. The bow is a great and accurate shooter. I chronograph it shooting at my 29.5 DL 181 fps. I don't have all the pertinent data at this writing but will try to update it in the future.

Awesome Bow!

Scott
3 years ago

Have been using recurves for years and wanted a longbow. Saw this one and thought i would give it a try. I bought the 64" model at 55#. It is very accurate and sends my arrows down range with some authority. The bow is absolutley beautiful.

I would buy this bow again.

Reuben
3 years ago

Great bow!

Great boy

Cody
3 years ago

I have been shooting bow for a few years about once or twice a week now. I am coming from a recurve bow and actually had been wanting to shoot a longbow for sometime now but just hadn't managed to get a long bow. This is my first experience with a longbow and I can say it is a great shooting bow. Very intuitive when switching from a traditional style recurve bow the grip is very read more similar and in a few arrows I was able to start grouping pretty decent. This bow is very quiet. Much quieter than my recurve. The bow also seems to be a bit more forgiving as I used to get tired my recurve bow would get far more inconsistent. This bow seems to be much more manageable as you tire. This is not such a big deal if hunting but I found this bow to be a bit more consistent with slight changes in form vs my recurves I have used. The bow is very smooth in the hand as well no hand shock when shooting which makes it much more pleasant to shoot. Overall I couldn't be happier with this bow it looks great and shoots great and has a decent price point. One note to make sure of is the grains per pound of draw required of a minimum of 8 grains per pound for this bow that was something I had to address but 3 rivers sells carbon arrow liners to add weight to the full arrow vs adding tip weight.

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Stickbowhunter
3 years ago

I've been hunting with traditional equipment for 20+ yrs this my first longbow great looking and handling, plan to use it this fall

Great bow!

Brayden
3 years ago

This bow is great! it shoots well and and is very accurate and powerful and super pretty. I have been extremely careful with it so I don't know how much of a beating it can take but so far absolutely no complaints.

Old Mountain Mesa Longbow Questions and Answers

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Asked by Matt 2 years ago

When will the old mountain mesa 45# right hand be back in stock

We are hoping to get some this fall 2 years ago

We are hoping to get some this fall

Asked by gerard 2 years ago

i have a messa longbow 64# 45 pound a 28 how many strand on string fasflight 16 or 18 strand

The 16 strand would work great for that bow . 2 years ago

The 16 strand would work great for that bow .

Asked by Jonzie 2 years ago

Does this bow have hands shock or is it at a minimum

This bow has little to none depending on the arrow set up. 2 years ago

This bow has little to none depending on the arrow set up.

Asked by Radu 2 years ago

Hi. What is the maximum recommended draw length for the 60" version? I am about 29.5", would that work with the 60", or I need the 64"?

The 60" will work for you. I would say 30" or longer need the 64 2 years ago

The 60" will work for you. I would say 30" or longer need the 64" model.

Asked by gerard 2 years ago

i have a messa longbow 64# 28 inch 45 pound i want use a d97 string how many strand you recomend

18 strands is most common. 2 years ago

18 strands is most common.

Asked by Rob 2 years ago

What's the max draw length of the 64" old mountain mesa?

32" would be max it would be uncomfortable for a draw longer tha 2 years ago

32" would be max it would be uncomfortable for a draw longer than that.

Asked by gerard 2 years ago

jai une messa 64# de long 45 lbs a 28 pouce combien de brin pour une corde de fast flight ou du dynaflight 97

Yes a D-97 at 61" would be a great string for that bow. 2 years ago

Yes a D-97 at 61" would be a great string for that bow.

Asked by Bandit 2 years ago

What is the estimated velocity of a 45# bow with 29 inch draw ? What are the best arrows to use for practice and hunting applications as I am new to long bows.

It depends on the arrow material and your point weight. As long 2 years ago

It depends on the arrow material and your point weight. As long as your arrow is close to 10 grains per pound of bow weight it will have no issues with penetration.

Asked by Brad 2 years ago

Will the 64" Mesa stack at 31" of draw?

The 64" does not seem to stack its a smooth shooting bow. 2 years ago

The 64" does not seem to stack its a smooth shooting bow.

Asked by Dan M. 3 years ago

Will an unstrung 60" Mesa fit in the Traditional Only® Recurve Plus Travel Hard Case Item Number: 5132X? The review video shows that unstrung 60" Mesa has quite a bit of arch to it. The 62" case is long enough but maybe isn't wide enough.

Yes it does fit in the 62" case. 3 years ago

Yes it does fit in the 62" case.