Pearson Bows
02-08-2007, 07:28 AM
#11
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Manheim PA
Posts: 170
RE: Pearson Bows
great points.. I think tomorrow I'm going to buy a pearson.. either z-32 or z-34... my roommate is looking into getting the bowtech graudian... i just dont think it is worth spending that money if there is quilty bows like pearson out there for there price.
02-10-2007, 09:38 PM
#16
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: La Porte CityWaterloo Iowa
Posts: 1,589
RE: Pearson Bows
Nefar,
well, it depends on what you sell it for of course.
PM me and we can talk a little.
Nick
www.doublelungarcheryinc.com
not much there yet, I open Mar 1st, today was my last day at my old job.
I would, of course take an order!
I have 4 of the Z bows coming
1 Stealth
1 youth bow
I can get whatever you need/want
well, it depends on what you sell it for of course.
PM me and we can talk a little.
Nick
www.doublelungarcheryinc.com
not much there yet, I open Mar 1st, today was my last day at my old job.
I would, of course take an order!
I have 4 of the Z bows coming
1 Stealth
1 youth bow
I can get whatever you need/want
02-11-2007, 02:19 PM
#18
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: La Porte CityWaterloo Iowa
Posts: 1,589
RE: Pearson Bows
Will do, the work begins this week.
Next weekend is the "paint and build" weekend
I have my wife, mother in law, and friends coming in to help me turn it into an archery shop and range.
My signs will be done end of next week and get hung on the building.
Weds. I pick up 22, 3D targets and 3, 4x5 range targets.
My equipment, bow press,chronograph and arrow saw and other stuff should be there by Friday.
Inventory will start to ship this week also.
Next weekend is the "paint and build" weekend
I have my wife, mother in law, and friends coming in to help me turn it into an archery shop and range.
My signs will be done end of next week and get hung on the building.
Weds. I pick up 22, 3D targets and 3, 4x5 range targets.
My equipment, bow press,chronograph and arrow saw and other stuff should be there by Friday.
Inventory will start to ship this week also.
02-12-2007, 07:16 PM
#19
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Flushing Michigan
Posts: 2,355
RE: Pearson Bows
I'm a huge Pearson fan. I've owned Hoyt, Darton, Bear, and 2 Pearson's and I liked the Pearson's best. I'm currently shooting an O6 Pearson Stealth and that thing is hard to beat. Iwouldn't trade it for any bow on the market today including the Allegiance or Guardian.
I took my Stealth to our local shop last week forsome tuning. They sell Bowtech, Hoyt, Martin, PSE and Merlin but not Pearson. They guys there were very impressed with my Stealth. I was shooting through the chrono and the guy working there commented on how quiet my bow was.
My Stealth was getting 290 fps with 380 grain arrows and 260 fps with 530 grain arrows. That's at 29" and 70 lbs.
And the features on these bows are hard to beat. The angel wing grip is the best grip I've ever felt. They also come with Barnsdale limbs, Vapor Trail Strings and cables, lockable pivoting limb pockets, and frequency ridged 100% machined aluminum risers.
I took my Stealth to our local shop last week forsome tuning. They sell Bowtech, Hoyt, Martin, PSE and Merlin but not Pearson. They guys there were very impressed with my Stealth. I was shooting through the chrono and the guy working there commented on how quiet my bow was.
My Stealth was getting 290 fps with 380 grain arrows and 260 fps with 530 grain arrows. That's at 29" and 70 lbs.
And the features on these bows are hard to beat. The angel wing grip is the best grip I've ever felt. They also come with Barnsdale limbs, Vapor Trail Strings and cables, lockable pivoting limb pockets, and frequency ridged 100% machined aluminum risers.