Darton Consequence 2 Compound Bow 70 lb
- 70 lb draw weight, right hand orientation
- 30 inch draw length
- 325 FPS with standard mod, 331 FPS with performance mod
- Twin cam system, BBS Dual Sync Cams
- 2 rotating mod sets, one standard and one performance
- 8 lb item weight, 7075 T6 aluminum riser
- RT Advantage camo finish
Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A fast, well equipped right-handed bow for a trained archer who wants a forged aluminum riser and swappable mods.
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ASIN: B0GXLBVB9ZModel: Consequence 2Category: Compound Bows
Overview
A right-handed archer gets a forged aluminum compound bow from Darton built around dual sync cams, rotating mods and a Hamskea C.O.R mount for an arrow rest. A roller guard handles cable clearance, and the Darton grip gives the bow hand a firm hold.
Speed is the headline here, and the pair of rotating mod sets lets the owner switch between a standard setting and a faster performance setting. Heavy draw weight and a right-hand-only build narrow the audience to experienced shooters.
Who it's for
Bowhunters and target shooters with settled right-handed form will get the most from its speed and stable limb pockets. Newcomers, youth archers and anyone shooting left-handed should look at a lighter or mirrored model.
Pros and cons
- Forged aluminum riser
- Swappable standard and performance mods
- Dual sync cams for matched timing
- Hamskea C.O.R mount ready for a rest
- Right hand only in this listing
- Sight, rest and quiver not listed as included
- Heavy draw weight demands trained strength
- Spec sheet model name conflicts with the title
Performance notes
Arrow speed depends on which rotating mod set is installed, since the performance set is rated faster than the standard set. The dual sync cams are meant to stay timed with each other, and the limb pockets are built to add stability through the shot. Real downrange results also depend on arrow weight and how well the bow is tuned after accessories go on.
Specifications
| Brand | Darton |
|---|---|
| Model | Consequence 2 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Archery Draw Length | 30 inches |
| Archery Draw Weight | 70 pounds |
| Hand Orientation | Right Hand |
| Item weight | 8 pounds |
| Size | 29.5 inches |
| BRACE HEIGHT | 7.5" |
| DRAW LENGTHS | 26"-31.5" |
| MASS WEIGHT | 4.3 LBS. |
| Capacity & performance | |
| SPEED | 325 FPS Standard Mod |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | 7075 T6 Aluminum |
| Color | RT Advantage |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Rest mount | Hamskea C.O.R Mount |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Bow (right Hand) |
| Other details | |
| Compound Bow Cam System | Twin Cam |
| Mod sets | 2 rotating sets, standard and performance |
| AXLE-TO-AXLE | 29.5" |
| LET-OFF | 84-78% (Adjustable with Draw Stop posts) |
Frequently asked questions
How do I set up a rest on the Darton Consequence 2?
The riser carries a Hamskea C.O.R mount for attaching a compatible arrow rest. The listing includes only the right-hand bow, so the rest, sight and other accessories must be sourced and fitted separately, ideally by an archery shop that can tune the setup.
Is the Darton Consequence 2 suited to a beginner?
The description says it is designed for seasoned and new archers, but at 70 pounds of draw weight it asks for strength a first-time shooter rarely has. A newcomer is usually better served by a lighter bow.
Why does the spec sheet list Consequence 31 and Generic?
The spec table names the model Consequence 31 and the brand Generic, while the title and description describe the Darton Consequence 2. Confirm the exact model with the seller before ordering.