6.4K views · 58 reactions | I was lucky enough to get the new Mathews Archery, Inc. TRX 36 in my hands about a week before its release, so I put together this video to talk about the bow's features, give an early review, and test the speed by running it through the chronograph. This video was recorded at Peel Archery Club | ArcheryTalk | Facebook

Just ahead of the indoor target archery season, Mathews Archery, Inc. today launched two new flagship target bows. Meet the TRX 40 and the TRX 36! Solid. Rigid. Balanced. Fast. These new bows are sure to continue the remarkable success the TRX series has experienced the past couple of years. Check out our in-depth review below! | Lancaster Archery Supply

2.7K views · 62 reactions | After months of testing and thousands of arrows shot, here is my long-term review of the Mathews Archery, Inc. TRX 36 target bow. The TRX 38 might just be my favorite target bow ever, so I was very interested to see how the newer and shorter TRX 36 would compare. Thank you to Gold Tip, Black Gold Premium Bowsights, Specialty Archery, LLC, Doinker, "world's #1 stabilizer" and Brite Site for helping me get the bow set up for shooting. | ArcheryTalk | Facebook

I've not been able to get as comfortable with the new Mathews TRX 36 target bow as I was with the TRX 38, so I decided to try and replace the stock Engage grip with some side plates from UltraView Archery. This is probably the simplest change you can make to a bow, but I figured I'd show you exactly how to do it. The only thing I didn't show in detail was cleaning some of the glue off the riser that was left behind from the stock grip. This video was recorded at Peel Archery Club | ArcheryTalk