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Pearson bows good or not?
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Morbeus
May 29, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/29/99
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Does anyone know anything about Pearson bows? are they any good? I'm looking
to buy a new bow and while looking around I came across a Pearson 440 ONE,
looks good, price is affordable.....
to buy a new bow and while looking around I came across a Pearson 440 ONE,
looks good, price is affordable.....
Morb
William Pearson
May 30, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/30/99
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I like them and they sold very well in my shop. Main reason they are
affordable and perform very well. I don't know the 440 ONE Sorry.
wPm
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Gordon
May 31, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/31/99
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Friend of mine has a 440 and he has excellent results with it. Shoots great,
fast, and quite. He recently dropped it when his release slipped and bent
the cam severly. He returned it to Pearson where they changed the cam, both
limb pockets, string and harness. Total cost $40 for the string and
installation.
Morbeus
Jun 1, 1999, 3:00:00 AM6/1/99
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How do they compare to bows like Browning, or Martin, I've been looking them
over as well. I hate having to deside :)
over as well. I hate having to deside :)
Morb
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Gordon
Jun 1, 1999, 3:00:00 AM6/1/99
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I shoot a Mathews MQ1 which is a little quiter, about the same speed, cost a
lot more. I think it will hang right in there with Browning, Martin, PSE or
any of the rest.
lot more. I think it will hang right in there with Browning, Martin, PSE or
any of the rest.
John Cryar
Jun 2, 1999, 3:00:00 AM6/2/99
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Morb: If you like the bow and the price, go ahead and buy it. Of course,
if you get a chance to try it out, that's even better. The different makes
will feel different when you shoot them and that can make a lot of
difference when it's finally time to pull out the check book. For instance,
I love the way Hoyts feel, but I can't shoot a PSE to save my butt. I've
shot most makes, (Owning a Pro-Shop does help). Some feel good, some feel
"clumsy ". BOHICA!!! John Cryar jwc...@primenet.com
if you get a chance to try it out, that's even better. The different makes
will feel different when you shoot them and that can make a lot of
difference when it's finally time to pull out the check book. For instance,
I love the way Hoyts feel, but I can't shoot a PSE to save my butt. I've
shot most makes, (Owning a Pro-Shop does help). Some feel good, some feel
"clumsy ". BOHICA!!! John Cryar jwc...@primenet.com
Morbeus <morbeus@sk. BITE ME SPAM BOY sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know anything about Pearson bows? are they any good? I'm
looking
> to buy a new bow and while looking around I came across a Pearson 440 ONE,
> looks good, price is affordable.....
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> Morb
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Morbeus
Jun 2, 1999, 3:00:00 AM6/2/99
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Thanx for the info everyone. I ended up buyng the Browning Boss Heat, I like
it, and I seem to be shooting well with it ( better than I did with my Bear
Sportsman ). I think I made a good choise.......did'nt I ? :)
it, and I seem to be shooting well with it ( better than I did with my Bear
Sportsman ). I think I made a good choise.......did'nt I ? :)
Morb
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