I will thanks brotherThese guys have been selling pse since at least 2000 and they’ve got chit stacked everywhere.
Might try them.
Ask for cole, he’s the owner and he’s pretty cool and would prob know if he did or didn’t have them.
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PSE used to send tune charts to dealers that would include the limb deflection numbers. That number is not a serial number but it is a identification number for those limbs. You should also notice another number on each limb like 61 usually just hand written and not each number will be the same one may say 62 or 60. So like on your bow you will have 4 limbs and each should have its own number but 2 might be the same. On a 4 limb bow you do not want to but the same number across from each other but opposite of each other starting with the highest number on the upper right side. Then the next highest number on the upper left. Then do the opposite on the bottom limbs. To simplify what is going on it has to do with limb deflection or strength. One limb may be 60lb one may be 60.111 and so on. In a perfect world all limbs would be the same. So when a bow says it is a 60 lb bow and you bottom the limbs and it says 60.5 lbs or 59.8 it is because of this. It is more critical with finger shooters that is why they worry more about tiller on their bow. Sorry I am getting long winded...and going into some engineering speak which I am not and don't do. Anyway feel free to PM me if you have any questions or want bored with more details.
Likewise. Idk that I like my Hoyt quite as much but I’ve heard a ton of 5 star reviews. I damned sure won’t be getting another PSE. Mathew’s or bowtech next.. What are you shooting now? Have you had to deal with the company's service dept yet?
I’ve been shooting a Bear Moment since 2017. I had a several Bear bows over the years before the pse had did have some repairs done. The customer service was good. I haven’t had any need for repairs on the new one.
Yes…it’s not a “hunting show” bow, but it gets the job done. I think sometimes hunters buy bows because of who uses them on their shows and pay outrageous prices because of that. If you can afford a 2000$ bow then buy it I’m sure it’ll serve you well. If you’re like me and shoot game at 40 yards or less then a Bear will do the job. I use quality arrows and broadheads and have had a lot of success with my Bear!
Check out a YouTube show called The Hunting Public. They have bought several 300 dollar or so Walmart bows and went out and killed deer with them. Just shows you don’t need to break the budget to kill a deer.
No sir/ma’am, ( can’t be too careful these days) why do you ask?
That is very kind. I’ve gotten it replaced with Another second hand bow now. Thankfully the owner was good with me making him payments so it all worked out..
Look at the good people reaching out to help you. I still have some organic elk burger with your name on it if the season doesn’t work out.
Oh thanks, Doug! Maybe when they change the season structure the way y’all would like, I can offer you the same when you’re out cuz you didn’t draw. Until then, I have elk burger, 2 elk tags and a way to continue to hunt them. Good luck this season to you as well!
