Mathews New 2021 Target Bows: TRX 34 & TRX 38 Gen 2
Since the release of the TRX in 2016, no other compound bow has topped more professional podiums than the TRX Series. For 2021, Mathews introduces the new TRX 34 and TRX 38 Gen 2 to complete this line of world-class target bows.
At 34 inches axle-to-axle, the TRX 34 is a perfect crossover bow for hunters and target archers, while the TRX 38 G2 offers ultimate stability and forgiveness on the range. Both models offer a new 75 percent mod, which gives shooters a deeper valley, while the standard 80 percent mod and 70-V mods remain an option. The TRX 34 has an IBO rating up to 334 FPS and the TRX 38 G2 up to 329 FPS.Â
Features of Both Models
NEW Dovetail Mount
Mathews teamed up with Quality Archery Design (QAD) to introduce the all-new UltraRest TRi Target Rest. Built around the dovetail Integrate System, archers are promised the most secure rest-to-riser attachment possible with micro-adjustability in a streamlined package.
3D Damping
Reduces post-shot vibration around all 3 axes stemming from the grip and improves balance at full draw.
AVS Bearings
Our ultra-strong bearings result in a more stable cam system which increases accuracy and consistency for the shooter.
Bridged Riser
The wider riser adds rigidity through the sight and rest mounting locations, while added cut-outs minimize weight.
Stabilizer Bushing
New enlarged diameter stabilizer bushings increase the stiffness of shooters’ stabilizer set up, enhancing accuracy.
“The TRX Series has already proven to be a powerhouse on the tournament circuit,” said Mathews Team Shooter, Dan McCarthy. “The new TRX 34 adds even more versatility to the target line while the new TRX 38 G2 brings the latest Mathews technology to one of my favorite platforms in the lineup. Both of these models will only improve the TRX’s proven performance. Emily and I can’t wait to put them to work.”
Jeremy Mallette is co-founder of International Sportsman. An avid hunter and outdoorsman, he has spent more than a decade in the outdoor industry, from hiking and camping to silencers and hunting. His father taught him to shoot at age six, and he received his first firearm at age eight — a 1942 Colt Commando .38 special revolver. He enjoys yearly trips to Kansas for pheasant hunting, spending time with his children at the deer lease, and collecting unique firearms.