COMFORTABLE FOR ALL SHOOTERS REGARDLESS OF HAND SIZE. PROVEN ACCURATE IN THE FIELD, THIS REVOLUTIONARY CAM SYSTEM ALLOWS YOU TO CHANGE DRAW LENGTH AND PEAK DRAW WEIGHT BY 5 POUND INCREMENTS WITH THE SIMPLE CHANGE OF A MOD.ĭESIGNED FOR CONSISTENT HAND PLACEMENT TO REDUCE TORQUE AND INCREASE ACCURACY. THE ALL-NEW NANO 740 IS CALIBRATED AND TUNED TO THE SPECIFIC HARMONICS OF THE BOW TO CONTROL POST SHOT VIBRATION AND NOISE, THE NEW EXTENDED POSITION ALSO PROVIDES ADDED BALANCE AT FULL DRAW.ĬROSSCENTRIC CAM WITH PATENT-PENDING SWITCHWEIGHT THE ALL-NEW DEFLECTED LIMBS AND PAST-PARALLEL GEOMETRY, PAIRED WITH A REDESIGNED LIMB CUP, CUTS WEIGHT WHILE INCREASING PERFORMANCE AND EFFICIENCY. THE RESULT GIVES THE V3 OUR LONGEST RISER TO AXLE-TO-AXLE RATIO WE’VE EVER BUILT. THIS NEW RISER DESIGN LED TO A PLATFORM THAT CUT WEIGHT WHILE MAXIMIZING LENGTH AND RIGIDITY IN CRITICAL AREAS. THIS PATENT-PENDING TECHNOLOGY EQUALIZES THE ANGLE OF THE STRING FOR OPTIMAL CAM TIMING WHILE PROVIDING ADDITIONAL VANE CLEARANCE. OUR NEW EXTENDED RISER DESIGN ALLOWED US TO CREATE THE MOST MANEUVERABLE FLAGSHIP PLATFORM WE’VE EVER CREATED WITHOUT SACRIFICING ACCURACY. The V3 has never met a situation it can’t handle.įEATURES THE LONGEST RISER IN OUR HUNTING LINE TO ACHIEVE THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF STABILITY AND ACCURACY. Our new patent-pending Centerguard Cable Containment delivers optimal cam timing while the all-new Nano 740 damper controls post shot noise and vibration. First year using these heads, and very pleased with them so far.For 2021 we redesigned the geometry to add more riser, in a compact profile, to give bowhunters the ultimate agility and stealth without compromising accuracy. I even clipped and broke a rib on the buck, and both of the heads are cleaned up, blades ran over a diamond hone, and with new spider clips they are back in our quivers.
Both were double lung hits that left blood trails you could follow while walking at a normal pace. Take a look at the G5 T3 if you are concerned about penetration, dad shot a doe with one this year, and I shot a buck, both arrows passed clean through out of Dad's PSE bow madness xs and my regular size bow madness with enough energy to stick several inches into the dirt, doe ran bout 40 yards, buck maybe 80-90. If you think about it, given that a crossbow bolt will on average shoot at a faster speed than an arrow out of a compound, and that the bolt is accelerated to that speed over a significantly shorter distance than an arrow shot out of a vertical bow the blades have to stay in place against what I would assume are much greater forces coming out of a crossbow than they do when shot from a compund, so they make the retention system stronger to compensate. I would guess you are right on with the mechanicals being tougher to deploy on a crossbow head vs a head meant for a compound.
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