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Bowtech Reign 7: Bow Review Video

Inside Archery Posted on Dec 17, 2016 • Comments Closed

Bowtech now brings us the Reign 6 and 7 compound models. These designs combine all of Bowtech’s most notable technologies to create compound bows that are smooth, quiet, as well as more balanced and shooter-friendly. The Reign 6 has a 6-inch brace height and shoots 350 fps. The Reign 7 has a 7-inch brace and...

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Bowtech Reign 2017 Review

Inside Archery Posted on Nov 29, 2016 • Comments Closed

Watch as Patrick Meitin reviews the NEW 2017 Bowtech FLAGSHIP. Bowtech now brings us the Reign 6 and 7. These designs combine all of Bowtech’s most notable technologies to create compound bows that are smooth, quiet, as well as more balanced and shooter-friendly. The 2017 Bowtech INC. Reign Learn more at Bowtech’s website.

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Bear Archery Moment: Bow Review Video

Inside Archery Posted on Nov 12, 2016 • Comments Closed

Watch as Patrick Meitin unveils his comprehensive review of the new Bear Archery Moment, an unbelievably fast, and quiet compound bow that will exceed the high expectations of any competitive bowhunter. At a glance, Bear Moment mirrors last year’s BR 33 with the same cam system, similar geometry, and overall similar features. With closer inspection,...

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Hoyt Pro Defiant: Bow Review

Inside Archery Posted on Nov 9, 2016 • Comments Closed

Watch as Patrick Meitin describes the new Hoyt Pro Defiant in a comprehensive compound bow review. Some familiar features of this bow remain, such as the DFX Cam and ½ system and UltraFlex Limbs. Other features include multilayer lamination construction and Parallel Split Limb technologies. DFX Cams allow this compound to adjust 2 inches of...

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PSE Archery RDX 400 Crossbow Review

Inside Archery Posted on Nov 7, 2016 • Comments Closed

Crossbow expert Jeff Johnston was at a Colorado elk camp when he pulled the PSE RDX 400 out of its box for his official review. The first thing he noticed was its large, robust nature. A crossbow like that isn’t the easiest thing to carry for extended periods of time, but it also generally implies...