Pearson Bows
02-16-2007, 12:33 PM
#33
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Eastern PA USA
Posts: 1,398
RE: Pearson Bows
Very nice bows, guys. Any comments on the draw cycle, valley, or wall?
If I can get enough together for a new bow this year, I think it will be a Z-34. I had a McPherson Edge, and it was a pretty impressive bow. I am familiar with the Hybrid cams, having a few Dartons, the Edge, and 2 Champion ETS bows. I am leary of going back to a single cam, but if they work and tune well, I just may have to do it.
As far as that comment on the Pearson limbs cracking, Pearson has one of the lowest failure rates in the industry for limbs. The new Barnsdale limbs should be very, very nice.
If I can get enough together for a new bow this year, I think it will be a Z-34. I had a McPherson Edge, and it was a pretty impressive bow. I am familiar with the Hybrid cams, having a few Dartons, the Edge, and 2 Champion ETS bows. I am leary of going back to a single cam, but if they work and tune well, I just may have to do it.
As far as that comment on the Pearson limbs cracking, Pearson has one of the lowest failure rates in the industry for limbs. The new Barnsdale limbs should be very, very nice.
