

At a glance
The Sherwood has a low kick point that loads faster and releases quicker for pure sniping, while the True has a mid kick that builds more shot power but costs $95 less. The True also flexes at 100 versus the Sherwood's 70, so it plays softer and suits lighter-handed players better despite both being pro-spec builds.
The numbers
Pick the Sherwood Rekker Morph Pro Stock C. Bedard
Pick the True Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock G. Brisebois
Sherwood
Rekker Morph Pro Stock C. Bedard
True
Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock G. Brisebois
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