It arrived today, good thing too, aside from the blistering wind, it was only -2°C. So I didn't even need my hoodie. Huge shout out to Big Tom for standing still for so long.
To start off, the fit and finish on this bow is excellent. Since it literally uses one screw to assemble I didn't tear anything down to inspect. The riser/mainframe joint is tight! Definitely a snug fit compared to my Axe. The riser and Mainframe are satin black anodized, which is great. I'm very happy to see that.Durability is key here.
As most know, I'm a huge fan of the Extreme style riser, it's been my wish for years to do away with as much hardware as require and it's benefits pay off. Contrary to popular believe, the Mag riser and the Gen3 micro riser weighed in nearly identical, but this style riser pushed the weight out to the end so it balances sweet. One day if I strip this riser down I'll weight it. But right now I have no need or intention to do so.
This bow balances nicely, it's comfortable, and feels far more compact than it is. It's predecessor the Mag340 had a near perfect balance, that felt weightless in the hand, this bow is the same, if not possibly better. I don't have a factory Mag340 here to compare to, but aside from being a hair shorter, I think it's gonna be just as well received.
It's a nice touch this bow comes with some bolt ones that entry level bows didn't have before, namely a rubberized stirrup(but not hold down spring), REDS, and the ceasefire trigger. Complaints about the ceasefire should all be a thing of the past with the new cocking rope tho.
Instead of my going though the same details, feel free to ask away for any specific pics or details you'd like to see.
You can also see some pics side by side with the RevX, 308 Short mag, and a 420assassin I just took in on trade.
To start off, the fit and finish on this bow is excellent. Since it literally uses one screw to assemble I didn't tear anything down to inspect. The riser/mainframe joint is tight! Definitely a snug fit compared to my Axe. The riser and Mainframe are satin black anodized, which is great. I'm very happy to see that.Durability is key here.
As most know, I'm a huge fan of the Extreme style riser, it's been my wish for years to do away with as much hardware as require and it's benefits pay off. Contrary to popular believe, the Mag riser and the Gen3 micro riser weighed in nearly identical, but this style riser pushed the weight out to the end so it balances sweet. One day if I strip this riser down I'll weight it. But right now I have no need or intention to do so.
This bow balances nicely, it's comfortable, and feels far more compact than it is. It's predecessor the Mag340 had a near perfect balance, that felt weightless in the hand, this bow is the same, if not possibly better. I don't have a factory Mag340 here to compare to, but aside from being a hair shorter, I think it's gonna be just as well received.
It's a nice touch this bow comes with some bolt ones that entry level bows didn't have before, namely a rubberized stirrup(but not hold down spring), REDS, and the ceasefire trigger. Complaints about the ceasefire should all be a thing of the past with the new cocking rope tho.
Instead of my going though the same details, feel free to ask away for any specific pics or details you'd like to see.
You can also see some pics side by side with the RevX, 308 Short mag, and a 420assassin I just took in on trade.