At that range, the Legit stacks arrows tightly. Within three shots, I was on with my top pin at 20 yards. With the bow set up exactly for my specs and preferences, I walked out to my backyard and started sending carbon. With that, let’s delve into the shooting experience the Legit provides. There’s nothing glitzy about it it just works. The kit complements the bow well, and all accessories delivered on expectations. The kit includes a four-pin Joker sight, 5-Spot quiver, Whisker Biscuit rest, a wrist sling and Blitz stabilizer.

Overall, the Trophy Ridge accessory package is about what you’d expect from a value-priced bow. While the Legit RTH comes loaded with accessories, it’s still necessary for a bow mechanic to ensure everything is installed and working correctly, including D-loop location, cam synchronization, peep sight location, etc. An archery mechanic should check all screws and bolts to ensure they’re tight, check for cam synchronization and adjust if needed, and also verify that the included D-loop is positioned perfectly. Have a pro shop employee take it through its paces and get everything set just right for you. I recommend that you have an archery mechanic carefully remove these tie-ins, set the peep height for you, then tie it in so the peep sight isn’t prone to movement.Įven though the Bear Legit RTH is an accessorized bow, that doesn’t mean you can grab it off the shelf and take it out the door as is. While the Legit RTH (Ready To Hunt) package includes a peep sight, I quickly noticed that the tie-ins above and below it easily slid up and down with minimal effort from my thumb and finger. It goes from 14 to 30 inches, and the draw weight adjusts from 10 to 70 pounds, meaning nearly anyone can shoot it. By the way, the Legit has a rainbow of draw-length and draw-weight adjustability. I was able to rotate the modules to 28 inches in just a couple of minutes and without a bow press. I love that its cams are marked with draw lengths for easy reference when adjusting the modules.

I also immediately noticed that, with all accessories installed, the Legit balances beautifully. In fact, it’s more comfortable than those of several high-end bows I’ve tested over the years. Unboxing the Legit RTH, my hand found the grip incredibly comfortable and difficult to torque.

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