Entries Tagged compound bows

Six new-for-2022 flagship compound bows are put to the test for speed, accuracy, sound, fit and finish, and other important criteria.

Elite Archery has revealed its new target bow, the 37.75-inch Verdict, which has the company’s largest axle-to-axle/riser ratio.

Working with the team from The Hunting Public, Bear Archery recently announced its 2023 Bear Adapt solo-cam compound.

2022 Muzzy Classic bowfishing tournament results; Gillingham wins again at second leg of IBO Triple Crown; and World Game tickets available now.

The World Games are heading to Birmingham, Alabama, in early July 2022, and it’s an opportunity to expand interest in competitive archery, especially with compound bows, on a global scale.

The Elite EnVision has a high “shootability” rating because there are so many ways to make this bow fit like a glove. And at the shot, there’s virtually no recoil.

Many of your customers will be looking for a new compound before the fall 2022 bowhunting season. Here are the top models from 10 of the most popular brands.

Is the bow rack in your archery shop stocked appropriately with compounds and crossbows?

The new flagship Prime Inline 3 epitomizes what hardcore bowhunters expect when they drop more than $1,000 on a hunting bow.

Not a single manufacturer of compound bows builds a model designed for finger shooters. In the author’s opinion, that’s just wrong — and a poor business decision.

Don’t be fooled by the name. The new Mathews V3X, while similar to the V3, elevates the shooting experience to the next level.

Athens Archery, a compound bow manufacturer headquartered in Henrietta, New York, recently announced the addition of the Vista 31 to its lineup, as well as changes to its Peak 38.

Elevation and October Mountain Products recently announced new limited-edition bow cases for Mathews V3X flagship compounds.