well i wnet and did it i just orderd a fred bear 4000 with cps cam if this bow shoots as good as it looks it will be great should be in 3-5 week on backorder!!! when i receive it i will put up the reveiw

Saw it on the web yesterday (haven't got my catalog yet).

Specs on the bow are awesome.Should be a nice shooter. Keep us informed

Since it goes up to 31.5 inches I must might have to pick one up as well. I just wish the local shop carried them.

Is that the same CPS as on the darton bows? And isn't the Hoyt cam & half just another play on this system?

It looks more Dartonish than Hoytish just as the new Browning cams look more Hoytish than Dartonish. Both the Darton and the Hoyt operate on the same sort of platform but with some relatively signficant differences.

thanks for clearing that uppish

The Darton system is a little closer to a one cam. It has all of the major control factors on the bottom cam. The take up track on the upper (idler) wheel of the Darton system is round. The top cam/idler wheel, whatever you want to call it, is kept in synch with the lower cam by the shape and size of the letout portion of the 3 track lower cam.

The Hoyt Cam & 1/2 uses a small, round piece to let out string from the bottom cam to the "idler wheel" which is shaped like the lower cam. The take up element which controls the synchronization between the top and bottom on the Hoyt system is a cam shaped (not round) track in the upper wheel / cam. As most true experts on the systems have said in other posts (the only reason I know this), the Hoyt system is more like a two cam system than the Darton.

Both systems load both limbs by only one power cable, which runs from the cam lobe on the lower cam to the axle on the upper limb.

not my browning bow......my cam on my bow is about the size of my head...

Your welcome.

Judging by your picture your head don't look dat big.