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How does this bow compare to a modern bear at this price point

That thing is hard to hold back.kinda jumpy cam if u know what i mean.not bad for a beginners bow though.ill guarentee it will get tbe job done.i had 1 & sold it.i bougjt the bear aproach.

yer gunna need a compass to find your way back to the house...mow that fuckin lawn bro

Well this makes me happy about my perches of the bear strike, excellent grouping man!

ya get the Stinger instead

yer great grouping some of the best!

get out

@LOVEbmxify all you have to do is back the Allen wrench bolts out that are on the front bottom of the lims going into the main frame of the bow. But make sure you turn them out evenly ie: 4 turns out on the top = 4 turns on the bottom.simple. and I to own this bow and love it this will be my third season with it and have gotten 5 deer with it I love it, mine is at 72lbs and I shoot easton micro diameter carbon

i have this bow and it is amazing! mine is set at a 70 lbs how can i set the bow at 60 lbs ? do i need a bow press ? pls replay need help

Excellent grouping!

Nice shootin tex

I just bought this bow today. And I love it. It is amazing! Lightweight, quiet, easy to sight in!

Nice shooting, very consistent. I'm looking at buying a bear strike, any advice?

What most pple will tell you is whatever fits and feels to you the best is the right bow for you. There are so many brands and types on the market. I tried several in stores before deciding on the Bear Strike. They can range anywhere from $200-$1500. But don't think you need to buy something expensive to get a good bow. You should just try some because they will all feel a little different in your hand, be more quiet, lighter, etc. Just try some out

question what tools do you need to increase the draw weight in this bow???

What type of arrow rest are you using. It looks like a whisker biscuit? If so what model? I am new to bow hunting and trying to figure out if whisker biscuits or fall away rests are better any suggestions?

What type of arrow rest are you using. It looks like a whisker biscuit? If so what model? I am new to bow hunting and trying to figure out if whisker biscuits or fall away rests are better any suggestions?

i just got my strike today and it does 2.75" groups at 35 yds. not too shabby if u ask me

i just got a strike too, its my first compound, man its fast and not too pricy, getting decent groupings too.

@davjau -How do you like the grip on this bow. It looks like there is not a whole lot of it there.

@davjau ok thanks its got the 3 pin sight but on 9/26 i go for my field day and i have to get 3 out of 5 arrows in the vital areas of a deer if not i fail it and like im trying to sight in my bow its just not working idk maybe its me

@kx85kid12 ....nothing really other than practice unless your pins aren't sited in correctly. Remember to adjust your site left/right and up/down TOWARDS where your arrows are landing on the target. Get your left and right set first, then adjust your up and down. Site in your 10 yard pin dead on before moving to further distances. Biggest think impacting my groups is how I pull the release. If you don't have a steady "pull" the entire time you wind up jerking and scattering arrows.

I seriously did not hear this bow. all I heard was the arrow hitting. im looking at getting a bear strike bow in the near future.

hey dude i got a bear archery charge RTH today and i suck with it.. like my groups are at least 6-8 inches apart i cant seem to sight it in right any help?

what do you think about the bear archery charge? RTH package?

@bigbuckmike1 Glad you like it. good luck this season!

I think your gonna need to invest in some more fletchings and possibly arrows if you keep shooting tight groups like that. @ dvonlangen- you can mount a bowfishing reel on any bow pretty much.

@davjau so would you recomend the strike

what are the specs yuo used in this video? draw wieght? draw length? arrows?

@dvonlangen I don't know how fast the string stops would wear out. I purchased this at the end of hunting season and haven't even hunted with it yet. But I have run probably 600-800 arrows through it thus far and it ain't wearin down yet. I do think you could add a bow reel

@LLLGuitar If you have the money I would just go with the strike...but if not the charge is still a great bow, and if you add something to the strings like a diamond hush kit or something I am sure it will be a great all around bow. Can't really go wrong with either one

Nice shooting dude! But just asking, for my first good compound bow, should I buy the strike or the charge? Du you think it is worth to buy the strike for my first good bow? Both bow has brace height as 7,75, but the strike has the string supressors, and 5 fps faster IBO, (as you sure know) so do you think i'tsworth it? Thanks!

does this bow have a spot for stuff like a bow fishing reel and do the string stops wear out fast?

You must be a great bow hunter. Awesome!!

got a bear striker there good bows

you might not know the answer to this but are the limb pokets made of very strong scilicone plastic or are they made of metal

@bowman123ish, 20 yards

nice shooting how far away were you from the target

nice shooting:) how far away were the shots?

nice shooting

Nice shooting. You dont see to many vids like that show good shooting like that