Should I buy this bow?
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 30

Its a 2006 PSE Mach X..BRAND NEW..still in plastic. The local shop has 5 of them left.
Specifications:
Axle to Axle:33
Bow Weight:4.25
Brace Height:7.25
IBO Speed:308-312
Let Off: Infinitely adjustable valley of 65% - 80%
Features:
Mach X Riser
X1™ Cam
B.E.S.T. Grip
Mach X Limbs
Vibration Dampers
Independently Adjustable Pivoting Split Limb Pockets
I can get this bow for 250.00...if anyone else wants one I can give you the guys number. They are right handed bows. This would be my very first bow. I'm wanting something reliable, but I'm new to the bow game. I don't know a whole lot about them. Of course the shop is saying its top of the line, but they are there to make money. Know what I mean ? Any advice would be helpful..Thanks..
Specifications:
Axle to Axle:33
Bow Weight:4.25
Brace Height:7.25
IBO Speed:308-312
Let Off: Infinitely adjustable valley of 65% - 80%
Features:
Mach X Riser
X1™ Cam
B.E.S.T. Grip
Mach X Limbs
Vibration Dampers
Independently Adjustable Pivoting Split Limb Pockets
I can get this bow for 250.00...if anyone else wants one I can give you the guys number. They are right handed bows. This would be my very first bow. I'm wanting something reliable, but I'm new to the bow game. I don't know a whole lot about them. Of course the shop is saying its top of the line, but they are there to make money. Know what I mean ? Any advice would be helpful..Thanks..
#2

I know a couple people that shoot PSE and swear by them. You really Don't have to buy Mathews, Hoyt, Bowtech, etc. to get a good bow. (and thats as unbiased as it gets as I shoot a Mathews). I would honestly say for a first bow, go for it. 250 seems like a good deal in my opinon..
#6

I would say that is a pretty good deal. There are guys in these neck of the woods who shoot them and love then. They say they will always own a PSE. If i were you i would go in and shoot the bow make sure it is comfortable for you. If its not comfortable to you i wouldnt buy it if it was $50. Give it a try. Hope that helps
#7
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 30
#8

I know a couple people that shoot PSE and swear by them. You really Don't have to buy Mathews, Hoyt, Bowtech, etc. to get a good bow. (and thats as unbiased as it gets as I shoot a Mathews). I would honestly say for a first bow, go for it. 250 seems like a good deal in my opinon..
#10

When I shot competitive archery years ago (17th in nation at the nationals) I shot a PSE. I also shot a Jennings and was sponsored by Bear. PSE (at least at that time) was the best.
Pete Shepley (owner) of PSE is a dink though.
And when I shot for Bear I sat and had a nice long one on one talk with Fred Bear once. That was really neat. He always had a drink in his hand LOL.
Pete Shepley (owner) of PSE is a dink though.
And when I shot for Bear I sat and had a nice long one on one talk with Fred Bear once. That was really neat. He always had a drink in his hand LOL.