2004 PSE bows are out...
10-01-2003, 12:31 PM
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2004 PSE bows are out...
The local shop received the 2004 PSE catalog a day or two back and I had a chance to look it over last night. They had some really nice looking bows for 2004. Nothing earth-shattering but definitely some contenders. My personal favorite was the Scorpion, if I remember the name correctly. The specs were something like.....
- 35 inch axle to axle length
- 7.75 inch brace height
- 305 fps IBO speed
- Long riser/parallel limbs
- new single cam design
- Mossy Oak " obsession" camo
Several other new models were also apparent including some sweet new " mach" series bows. I have not checked the website yet to see if it has been changed but thought I would pass the info on to you folks that were interested.
- 35 inch axle to axle length
- 7.75 inch brace height
- 305 fps IBO speed
- Long riser/parallel limbs
- new single cam design
- Mossy Oak " obsession" camo
Several other new models were also apparent including some sweet new " mach" series bows. I have not checked the website yet to see if it has been changed but thought I would pass the info on to you folks that were interested.
10-02-2003, 05:04 AM
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RE: 2004 PSE bows are out...
I was somewhat wrong. The specs I listed were for the Venom though the Scorpion is respectable as well.
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10-02-2003, 06:29 AM
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RE: 2004 PSE bows are out...
Hard for me to determine by looking at their site, so does anyone know if they are offereing any new cam styles? With all they hype on hybrid cams, I was kind of expecting to see one on every major brand (except Mathews). To me, it looks like mostly one-cam bows and a few two-cam options.
10-02-2003, 06:58 AM
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RE: 2004 PSE bows are out...
No hybrids that I can see either. They have a " new" single cam style in the sense that it is new to PSE but it looks like a typical large idler wheel single cam bow to me.
10-02-2003, 09:01 AM
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RE: 2004 PSE bows are out...
Hey Frank:
Does the model you mentioned look anything like the Cabela' s Outfitter Series bow?
I was up at the store last night and got to see one of those bows in person. Very light weight and well balanced.
A few nice mounts in the store as well.
PS: Good Luck on Saturday.
Does the model you mentioned look anything like the Cabela' s Outfitter Series bow?
I was up at the store last night and got to see one of those bows in person. Very light weight and well balanced.
A few nice mounts in the store as well.
PS: Good Luck on Saturday.
10-02-2003, 09:28 AM
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RE: 2004 PSE bows are out...
The bow design looks the same in terms of the long riser/parallel limbs but the machining is not the same nor are the specs " right on" either. I would classify them definitely as two different bows though the overall style is the same.
I have been to Cabelas three times so far....needed some new camo and small game clothes....and plan on heading there tomorrow to see what they have on sale for the " Grand Opening week" . Sure is fun to walk around, isn' t it?
Good luck to you as well my friend. Go get the big one.
I have been to Cabelas three times so far....needed some new camo and small game clothes....and plan on heading there tomorrow to see what they have on sale for the " Grand Opening week" . Sure is fun to walk around, isn' t it?
Good luck to you as well my friend. Go get the big one.