Anyone know anyting about this NEW bow from Champion...called the "Attack' and comes in single cam and a dual cam(C/P/S 1 1/2 cam system from Darton).

Supposidly can do 316 fps set at 60 lbs!

Corey--not sure is you're talking about the Champion 'Scorpion', this bow comes both in a Camplus ETS, (Energy Transfer System), 6-7/8 BH, 35-5/8 ATA (25.5-30 DL) 50, 60, 70 PDW & 80%LO, and a single cam (G3). I just got one myself, the (ETS) and I'm beginning to get attached!!!
The other new bows from Champion this year (2004)---the Liberty, Diablo, Wolverine, Eagle, Nomad, Tundra, Eclipse and Badger.
The Scorpion, Liberty, Diablo & Eagle are all Camplus bows.

Corey--BTW, my new Scorpion set @ 27.5" DL, 55 # with 3355's GoldTip hunters weighting 367 grains, records 252 fps. (Using a Radarchron).
The 316 fps is the IBO speed for the Scorpion ETS (camplus) and an IBO of 306 for the G3.

I was talking to Dean at Sportsman's Dream in Barrie a couple of week's ago and he was selling Champion and Alpine but was telling me he was going to liquidate his bow's because nobody was buying them ,he figure's his problem is that he doesn't have the facilities for them to shoot the bow's .

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Hey Corey the Attack is an older bow from Champion, I think they last made it 2 years ago. I know they had it in a single and dual cam configuration. Champion is a great bow line, they are a real sleeper in the industry. I think everybody should take a good hard look at them. They have a great lineup this year.

PA--you're correct, those bows came out in 2002. The 'Attack' dual-cam and the 'Attack One' single cam. The same year Champion came out with the NEW Contender, Mustang and Hurricane.
But like you've said, the Attack is certainly not a new bow for 2004.
However the new Scorpion is quite a decent middle of the road bow.
I've shot quite a few of the Champion bows over the years and they're indeed good bows. (JMO).