McPherson Monster Bow
McPherson Monster Bow Review
This product is from Mathews Archery, the Monster McPherson Series that comes with a new advanced vectoring system for speed that is more efficient that the past. There are 2 to select from, the McPherson Series Monster and the Monster XLR8. Both of these bows have the Mathews harmonic Dampening System, Harmonic Damper angled roller guard, Harmonic stabilizer, inline walnut grip, quad vlock limbs and string grub. The axle to axle length is 33.5 inches and the brace heights are 5 and 6 inches. Both weigh 4.4 pounds and have 80 percent let off in draw weights from 40 to 80 pounds. The McPherson Series produces speeds of 353 fps and the XLR8 has speeds of 360 plus.
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Mathews Reezen Compound Bow
Mathews Reezen Compound Bow Review
The Reezen compound bow by Mathews Archery is quick, reaches speeds up to 340 feet per second at 80 percent let off. Supposedly it was possible for them to improve it’s single cam bow. The Reezen proves that it is better with its new features that include the Reezen Cam, Quick Change Axle, Harmonic Stabilizer and String Grubs. Two models are available; the Reezen 6.5 has a brace height of 6 ½ inch brace height and has an IBO rating of 340 FPS and the highest speed rating for a one cam bow. The 7 inch version has an IBO speed rating of 335 FPS. Also featured are the SE4 Composite Limbs a parallel limb design, the Sphere Lock Limb System and Mathews Harmonic Damping System. Both models are 32 inches axle to axle and weigh a little more than 4 pounds. You can definitely call these smooth and quiet as a church mouse on a Sunday morning.
Mathews Reezen 6.5 Specs
6 ½ inch Brace Height
IBO Rating: 340 FPS
Mathews Reezen 7.0 Specs
7 inch Brace Height
IBO Rating: 335
