noiseguy

Looking at a used bow tomorrow. Seller says it's a PSE Nova, looks like a PSE Deer Hunter to me based on the cams / grip.

This bow's a few years old; did PSE sell the Deer Hunter under the Nova name at some point?

MN/Kyle

I'd like to see a couple more pics, maybe a close up. It almost looks like a PSE Laser.

noiseguy

I'd like some more pictures too

From the ad: ...It has a 29" draw length, 65 max pounds and a string length of 32".

Rory/MO

i thought that the deer hunters only went up to 55#. thats what it was when i had mine a couple years back

noiseguy

According to website, now comes in 40, 55, 65# draw now.

http://www.pse-archery.com/prod.php?k=60753&u=0401S3#

I'm wondering if the bow was sold as the Nova a few years ago, and now sold under the Deer Hunter model...?

Rory/MO

im not sure. the limbs on it look a little too paralell to me to be a deer hunter. im not positive though, havent pulled the old bow out in a while.

KodiakArcher

My first thought was a Nova but I don't remember the Nova with that wheel/cabling combo. I wouldn't give very much for it whatever it is.

bigbulls

It's a nova of some sort. Could be a deer hunter, team fitzgerald or a plane-ole nova.

907Alaska

I have a Nova 60-70# also that I have not used in awhile, looks like same grip, and same cams...other than that, would need better pics.

BGfisher

It's probably an earlier Nova. It has round wheels (probably plastic) and steel cables with teardrops for string attachment. One thing. It wouldn't cost a lot for a new string if it needs one. LOL.

Very entry level bow, even when new. I've seen them new for about $169.