BigJ71

Hi all

This is my first post, I have a question regarding a Browning Trophy Magnum II Bow. Has anybody heard of them? I have been searching and can find no information on it. I believe it was made in the mid or late 80's (I've had it since 86) but that's about it.

Does anybody know anything about this bow?

Thanks.

DavidPaul007

Sorry no. Some of the older members that have been into archery for years can help you I'm sure. (Arthur, you there? )

ttt

BigJ71

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BigJ71

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There has to be someone who knows something about this bow. I bought it used years ago and I could not find any information about it then and still can't find any now. I called Browning and all they could tell me is that it was made from 1985-89 but had no specs. on it anymore.

I do know by the tag on the bow that it has a 28-32in draw (set at 32) and can be adjusted from 45-70 lbs (set at 68lb) 65% let off and has a 35in string length. It measures 43in axle to axle.

It has served me well for many years but I would like to know more about it. I was told that the riser is magnesium but I cannot confirm this.

I plan on using it for as long as I can and even though it is not as fast as the new bows it's super quiet and accurate. I would like to know if anybody else has ever used one and how they liked it. Was it one of Browning's better bows at the time? is there any thing that could or has been known to fail on it? Things like that.

Thanks in advance

BigJ71

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BigJ71

I know I'm not the oldest guy on this board. At 40 there has to be someone out there who is older. No one has yet to reply that they have even heard of this bow. I must have the only one ever made!

There has to be someone like me who was into bowhunting in the mid 80's when this thing was introduced who can tell me something about it.

This is proving to be harder than I thought!

I am going to give this one last try I would really like to get as much information as possible. Come on you browning lovers out there sound off.

Thanks,

BigJ