How much is a BowTech general worth?

Comparisons

How much does a BowTech cost?

The 2022 Bowtech line is led by the SR350 ($1,299) — a bow designed to be the most accurate and comfortable “speed bow” ever built — and the CP28 ($1,199) — a short axle-to-axle bow built for hunters who value maximum maneuverability in treestands and blinds.

What year is the BowTech invasion?

BowTech utilizes the popular highly tunable and fast Overdrive Binary Cam System it brought out in 2010 on the 2011 Invasion CPX.

Is BowTech a good brand?

In my opinion, it’s Bowtech’s best build ever — the perfect combination of speed, accuracy, and forgivness. The grip feels great in hand and it’s the type of bow you shoot and shoot and shoot and then want to shoot some more. The bow builds shooting confidence and seems to always put the arrow in the right place.

What bows does bowtech make?

BOWS

• Blue Me Away.
• Carbon Fiber.
• Caught Red Handed.
• Flat Dark Earth.
• Glacier White.
• Gore Optifade Subalpine.
• Hyper Green.
• Kryptek Altitude.

What is Bowtech fastest bow?

Bowtech’s new SR350 clocks a blistering 350 fps IBO, but is a smooth shooter with minimal vibration. The 33-inch, 6-inch brace-height bow sports the DeadLock Cam system, which allows you to adjust the bow’s cam lean with a couple wrenches, and then “lock in” the perfect tune.

What year did the BowTech destroyer come out?

2010
They seem to have a keen sense of what will stir bowhunters’ h¬¬¬earts. BowTech’s new creation for 2010 — the Destroyer — will certainly get folks talking with its true innovation, excellent shooting characteristics and lightning quick speed.

How fast does the BowTech Invasion CPX shoot?

The advertised IBO speed for the Invasion CPX is 343 fps. The power behind the performance is found in BowTech’s OverDrive Binary synchronized dual-cam system.

How much is a BowTech destroyer worth?

The Destroyer 350 ($949) measures 32.38″ long with a 6″ brace height and speed rating of 350 fps. The Destroyer 340 ($949), with a 7″ brace height and speed rating of 340 fps, is available in draw lengths up to 31″.

What year did BowTech destroyer 350 come out?

BowTech’s new creation for 2010 — the Destroyer — will certainly get folks talking with its true innovation, excellent shooting characteristics and lightning quick speed. The Destroyer series includes 340 and 350 models.

How much is a BowTech Invasion CPX worth?

As with other BowTech bows, this one shoots out of the box at speeds very close to the stated IBO rating. At a suggested retail price of $949, this is not a cheap bow, but the Invasion CPX is likely to contribute to BowTech’s growing numbers of dedicated followers.

What year did the BowTech Insanity CPX come out?

2012 Bowtech Insanity CPX and CPXL Released!

What year was the BowTech destroyer 340 made?

The Destroyer 340 is the flagship bow of the 2010 Bowtech line. This is a high-performance bow with aggressive styling and great shootability characteristics. While the draw cycle is relatively stiff, it’s also smooth for a speed bow.

How much is a BowTech Destroyer 350 worth?

($949)
The Destroyer 350 ($949) measures 32.38″ long with a 6″ brace height and speed rating of 350 fps. The Destroyer 340 ($949), with a 7″ brace height and speed rating of 340 fps, is available in draw lengths up to 31″.

What year was the BowTech destroyer made?

“BowTech made history with the original introduction of the Destroyer and its three industry changing technologies in 2010. For 2013, we’ve revisited our industry-defining bow andfound a few ways to bring it back to the top.”

What year did the Bowtech Insanity CPX come out?

How fast does the BowTech Insanity CPX shoot?

The Insanity CPX features a 32-inch axle-to-axle with a six-inch brace height, giving it an arrow speed of 355 feet per second.