Like the video and your review of this sweet looking bow, I had an 05 Bowtech Allegiance 80# model and honestly the draw cycle wasn’t that horrible. I was getting arrow speeds of 313 feet per second at 29” of draw length and a 2419 Easton aluminum arrow at 26” with a 100 grain field point or broadhead. I used it for hunting and indoor spot leagues and I shot a 297 score but I had 60# limbs put on for the spot league and I shot it maxed out either way
first bowtech ive ever owned, went in for the new v3 and shot this and chose it over the matthews, new rx7, and the inline series, i cat get enough of the draw cycle
I shoot Easton axis 5mm 340 spine 417 grains. And I get pass through all the time. And the arrow is strong I shoot hogs. I use a fixed blade broadhead NAP HELLRAZOR. You do not need a heavy arrow I like speed to.
the arrow itself is 480...thats heavy as hell. anything over 425 is STUPID for the arrow itself. even the 370fps PSE they say anything more than 425 is useless and just slows it down
PJ, it looks as if you may've been experiencing some string slap from this bow. Was this due to your coat, or is this bow a little slappy for your grip?
@@Smoothy38 PSE inflates their numbers too...and build quality is absolute crap on a PSE....not to mention their hardware rusts....so yeah, don't get too proud of your PSE....probably the worst of the big name bows out there.....
Sounds like a really great bow and perhaps it’ll be my new bow for this year.. However, there was no mention of cost for this Bowtech bow .. Do you have a price tag on it yet??
Is called "dragonera" in Spanish, a sling to keep the bow in hand after the release, specially used in olympic archery whith recurves, since they kick and bounce freely in the hand.
From what I’ve heard one of the many perks to purchasing a BowTech compound bow the company offers a lifetime warranty where many other Archery companies refuse to offer a lifetime warranty? The only other Company that I’m aware of who offers a lifetime warranty is Matthews? Have you heard this to be true ??
I know that if you need a part from mathews if they don't have one they will machine you a new one I have the legacy from like 19 yrs ago and few yrs ago wanted different limbs and cam
I have had many bow techs with out any problems the last one I owned was the Chris Kyle Prodigy and the limbs broke it was about four years old they installed new one for free . There warrant is good .
I had an 05 Bowtech Allegiance 80# model and it came in at 81.6 pounds maxed out, I used it for hunting and target archery both and never once had any issues with the bow whatsoever. If I was going to get a new bow it would probably be the new Guardian or maybe the Sr350
@@gearhead682010 I had the first Guardian I didn’t know they were making a new one the original was one of my favorite . I also had a General and the Admiral all good bow with no problems even though they all were known to has limb issues .
Bow tech only makes parts for each model for ten years. If you have a bow older than ten years with an active warranty, they offer you a newer model at a discounted price. I have dealt. With this in the past. Mathews will get you parts for any of there bows, as long as you are the original owner and your bow was registered for warranty when purchased. Elite use to have the best warranty they even honored warranty on bows purchased second hand. Not sure if it’s still that way.
Should be called the SR330....because even with the performance mods...that is all it is getting....ibo is WAY off on this bow...and most new bows this year. Too bad they didn't all be honest about that stuff. Same with the weight....give us the weight how the bow comes to us....not with literally everything stripped off of the bow. Mathews with their draw length that is anywhere from 3/8 to 1/2 longer than they claim....why can't ANY of these companies just be honest...Hoyt is as close as any with their speeds...but they also don't use IBO, but still hit their speeds ...all of them are full of crap about the weight of their bows....what happened to honest product representation....oh wait....that has NEVER been a thing....
Well…I don’t know about Mathews IBO accuracy vs Bowtech, but my VXR at 65 lbs with 27” draw shoots a 565 gr arrow at 222 FPS. I shot the SR350 at 66 lbs on comfort setting with same 565 gr arrow and it shot 226. So there’s that. I think VXR 28 IBO is 344.
Ok. My BTX 31 is rated at the same speed as this new 2022 SR350 but actually does the exact same speed behind a chrono as the RPM 360... anyways this new SR350 is 2" axle to axle longer, with a draw length that only goes to 30" mine goes to 31" weight: BTX 31 4.2 SR350 4.4 draw weight: both get to 70lbs and brace height even a bit more forgiving at 6.25" for the BTX 31 over 6" for the SR350. So my question is for anybody? why should I even spend the money on a new bow when my 2017 still out competes the new ones, well at least on the spec sheets
If you view the review of MFJJ from Podium Archer on the same bow, you'll see that, even at the performance setting, the SR350 achieves nowhere near the advertised speed...
Aside from Hoyt....show me a bow that is anywhere close to what they tout in speeds....and I am not shooting Hoyt right now....so I am no fanboy. I shoot all the new bows each year before I buy them....but o do prefer Hoyt and Elite most of the time. This year I actually went with the Mathews V3X....first time I have shot a Mathews since 2008. May still gran an RX7 from Hoyt though....
@@Shadow0fd3ath24 I'm using a 458 grain arrow and getting about 290 FPS. I figure it's my draw length of 28.5" or I would have a faster speed. Anyway, I hunt elk and my average shot is about 50-70 yards. The heavier arrow weight helps with penetration. Don't skimp on the rangefinder though.
@@patrickscott906 I owned a Z7 Extreme up until last year that bow was amazing. I had shoulder surgery went to more let off less weight for comfort at full draw. Sold my z7 to pay for new bow, but that bow shot like a dream.
So what I got out of the video was smooth draw, no hand shock, holds nicely and fast. Hmmm, when have I heard that in the last 10 years? Oh….every single year bows start hitting the shelf and get reviewed. EVERY single year! What a marketing tool. Say the exact same thing year after year and the people will buy it. Unbelievable. Is Bowtech going to keep their #1 spot of manufacturers for bad limbs?????????? I mean they have been #1 for 10 years give or take.
@@davidhoward7691 Oh BS. The fix was in house limbs and they were still junk. I remember watching a guy who was a bowtech fan have his BTX split on him.
compactness. better in ground blinds. also if you’re in a tree stand and you don’t get a chance to stand up, shorter ATA bows can be easier to shoot sitting down.
Just another infomercial. How about an unbiased objective review for once, instead of the same regurgitated BS. If I believed every review you put out I would have enough bows to open my own shop. Credibility is everything and constantly spewing sweet nothings about every bow you review puts yours into question. It would be so refreshing to actually get your honest opinion.
What about the valley? Thats the one things I hate about speed bows. Once you get tired the cam always wants to pull you forward. If you are bragging about a smooth bow you should at least mention that. I agree with Gun Ginger below.
The valley is nice. At 3:54, I describe the difference in the draw cycles between Performance and Comfort. I talk about the increased pull needed before the cams roll over in Performance. But that's before you get to the valley. I don't mention a change in the valley because there is none. There's a 2% difference in letoff. I couldn't feel that difference. To me the valleys were the same.
seems like a lot of wasted time and money tbh to buy this....one thats only a tiny bit slower can be had cheaper, is lighter, more compact, and more from many makers for under $600 all day long especially used. $1200 is just straight up offensive
Another fluff review from PJ with almost zero pertinent information.....so you never posted speeds through a chrono? Tells me the bow is nowhere near IBO....
your website only has Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, & UA-cam. Why not Gettr or Rumble? Do you support conservative values, if so , then why not on any conservative platforms? We are PROUD Trumpublicans.
@Diesel Pusher so wtf did that solve white wonder boy? I was wrong. I thumbs him up when I checked out the website. But for got to come back her to apologize because I was to busy being more successful than you.
Like the video and your review of this sweet looking bow, I had an 05 Bowtech Allegiance 80# model and honestly the draw cycle wasn’t that horrible. I was getting arrow speeds of 313 feet per second at 29” of draw length and a 2419 Easton aluminum arrow at 26” with a 100 grain field point or broadhead. I used it for hunting and indoor spot leagues and I shot a 297 score but I had 60# limbs put on for the spot league and I shot it maxed out either way
LAS always feels like an commercial rather than actual reviews.
Yes it does
first bowtech ive ever owned, went in for the new v3 and shot this and chose it over the matthews, new rx7, and the inline series, i cat get enough of the draw cycle
How do I know where the product bought from?
Didn't know he was a comedian, super heavy arrow 480 grains, good one!
You're so cool cuase you shoot 600grains
I shoot Easton axis 5mm 340 spine 417 grains. And I get pass through all the time. And the arrow is strong I shoot hogs. I use a fixed blade broadhead NAP HELLRAZOR. You do not need a heavy arrow I like speed to.
480 weight for me is all i need for what i hunt. Now if you ask ranch fairy if 480 is super heavy arrow, he will have a different opinion.😉
the arrow itself is 480...thats heavy as hell. anything over 425 is STUPID for the arrow itself. even the 370fps PSE they say anything more than 425 is useless and just slows it down
@@Shadow0fd3ath24 You mean without the tip weight? I agree its heavy. I shoot traditional and a 480 grain arrow is pretty light.
PJ, it looks as if you may've been experiencing some string slap from this bow. Was this due to your coat, or is this bow a little slappy for your grip?
That’s my puffy coat….I didn’t have an armguard
Flipping between comfort and performance seems easy enough, but then do you need to do a major retune?
Hello my name Gerry is the Bowtech sr350 is shoots better than Bowtech sr6 for speed ?
Is this the same cam as the ss from last year. Is this cam smoother then last years ss ty
that looks gear awesome video ty
I was hoping for a Solution SS 33”. Maybe next year…
I am wishing for a 34 ss with an updated deadlock 6.5 to 7 inch brace.
Is the bow available in Left hand model ?
I’m betting it won’t hit 330 fps ? Seems to be the pattern now a days !
Not for PSE
Shot a 359 gr arrow, 70lbs at 30”…. Constantly got 295/296… Way off spec!!!
You are correct!
@@Smoothy38 PSE inflates their numbers too...and build quality is absolute crap on a PSE....not to mention their hardware rusts....so yeah, don't get too proud of your PSE....probably the worst of the big name bows out there.....
@@rickmoss2326 you definitely haven’t owned a PSE in the last 15 years
The riser is key on this bow. Recoil is nil !
Sounds like a really great bow and perhaps it’ll be my new bow for this year.. However, there was no mention of cost for this Bowtech bow .. Do you have a price tag on it yet??
Flagship bow. Usually somewhere around $1100 for bare bow with no sights, no rest, no stabilizer, no quiver.
@@preyingmathis2517 flagship bows all kinds went up to 1250 dollars this year. Thanks inflation
@@wcwcgarner2717 No... Thanks democrats.
What’s the little device that you always have on your grip hand ?
Finger sling
Is called "dragonera" in Spanish, a sling to keep the bow in hand after the release, specially used in olympic archery whith recurves, since they kick and bounce freely in the hand.
@@Buran01 thank you
From what I’ve heard one of the many perks to purchasing a BowTech compound bow the company offers a lifetime warranty where many other Archery companies refuse to offer a lifetime warranty? The only other Company that I’m aware of who offers a lifetime warranty is Matthews? Have you heard this to be true ??
I know that if you need a part from mathews if they don't have one they will machine you a new one I have the legacy from like 19 yrs ago and few yrs ago wanted different limbs and cam
I have had many bow techs with out any problems the last one I owned was the Chris Kyle Prodigy and the limbs broke it was about four years old they installed new one for free . There warrant is good .
I had an 05 Bowtech Allegiance 80# model and it came in at 81.6 pounds maxed out, I used it for hunting and target archery both and never once had any issues with the bow whatsoever. If I was going to get a new bow it would probably be the new Guardian or maybe the Sr350
@@gearhead682010 I had the first Guardian I didn’t know they were making a new one the original was one of my favorite . I also had a General and the Admiral all good bow with no problems even though they all were known to has limb issues .
Bow tech only makes parts for each model for ten years. If you have a bow older than ten years with an active warranty, they offer you a newer model at a discounted price. I have dealt. With this in the past. Mathews will get you parts for any of there bows, as long as you are the original owner and your bow was registered for warranty when purchased. Elite use to have the best warranty they even honored warranty on bows purchased second hand. Not sure if it’s still that way.
I like your shirt, where can I get one
What was the speed with your arrow setup
I noticed that he didnt state what speeds he was getting where it was 10fps different.... >.>
Should be called the SR330....because even with the performance mods...that is all it is getting....ibo is WAY off on this bow...and most new bows this year. Too bad they didn't all be honest about that stuff. Same with the weight....give us the weight how the bow comes to us....not with literally everything stripped off of the bow. Mathews with their draw length that is anywhere from 3/8 to 1/2 longer than they claim....why can't ANY of these companies just be honest...Hoyt is as close as any with their speeds...but they also don't use IBO, but still hit their speeds ...all of them are full of crap about the weight of their bows....what happened to honest product representation....oh wait....that has NEVER been a thing....
Are you accusing Bowtech of fudging their numbers? They would never do that.
@@someoneyouknow96
Lmao! Right?! NONE of them are full of shit when they post specs and performance.....
Well…I don’t know about Mathews IBO accuracy vs Bowtech, but my VXR at 65 lbs with 27” draw shoots a 565 gr arrow at 222 FPS. I shot the SR350 at 66 lbs on comfort setting with same 565 gr arrow and it shot 226. So there’s that. I think VXR 28 IBO is 344.
Ok. My BTX 31 is rated at the same speed as this new 2022 SR350 but actually does the exact same speed behind a chrono as the RPM 360... anyways this new SR350 is 2" axle to axle longer, with a draw length that only goes to 30" mine goes to 31" weight: BTX 31 4.2 SR350 4.4 draw weight: both get to 70lbs and brace height even a bit more forgiving at 6.25" for the BTX 31 over 6" for the SR350. So my question is for anybody? why should I even spend the money on a new bow when my 2017 still out competes the new ones, well at least on the spec sheets
If you view the review of MFJJ from Podium Archer on the same bow, you'll see that, even at the performance setting, the SR350 achieves nowhere near the advertised speed...
Aside from Hoyt....show me a bow that is anywhere close to what they tout in speeds....and I am not shooting Hoyt right now....so I am no fanboy. I shoot all the new bows each year before I buy them....but o do prefer Hoyt and Elite most of the time. This year I actually went with the Mathews V3X....first time I have shot a Mathews since 2008. May still gran an RX7 from Hoyt though....
So they created a bow you can't hunt in every state with? In CO you can't hunt with anymore than 80% let off
Do they really test that?
@@reaganriddle I got checked by CPW this year and they checked my cams for let off % stamped into the mod and looked my bow over
@@jessiebaca9245 paint over the stamp lol
Gotta put Lucky Stops on there to replace the original cable stops, then letoff is adjustable. Only about $30
Yep I live in CO and can’t legally shoot this bow....awesome
These bows should give hunting weight arrow speeds , I don't care what the IBO speed is. I want to know how fast they shoot a 500 or 600 grain arrow.
SR350 shot my 565 gr arrow 226 FPS. That was on performance setting, 66 lbs with a 27” draw.
who the hell hunts with a 600 grain arrow? ive never even seen anyone serious at all go over 425 even with a 360+ fps bow
@@Shadow0fd3ath24 I'm using a 458 grain arrow and getting about 290 FPS. I figure it's my draw length of 28.5" or I would have a faster speed. Anyway, I hunt elk and my average shot is about 50-70 yards. The heavier arrow weight helps with penetration. Don't skimp on the rangefinder though.
@@Shadow0fd3ath24 I hunt with a 500 grn arrow with a 125grn cut on contract broadhead!
God, give me a shootable 7” brace height and quit worrying about speed obsessed guys with a 27” stroke.
Did you shoot the Revolt?
Pick up a 2011 or 2012 Bowtech Invasion.
7" Brace
343 IBO
3.8 lb
Relatively Smooth Draw Curve
Mathews z7. If they released it today calling it new tech and charge 1500$ most people would agree its the best shooting bow they've ever felt.
@@patrickscott906
I owned a Z7 Extreme up until last year that bow was amazing. I had shoulder surgery went to more let off less weight for comfort at full draw. Sold my z7 to pay for new bow, but that bow shot like a dream.
@@danielfunk7769 best of luck with the recovery brother! Pse has the carbon levitate at 7 in 90% let off.
Still can't compete with the SR6.!
So what I got out of the video was smooth draw, no hand shock, holds nicely and fast. Hmmm, when have I heard that in the last 10 years? Oh….every single year bows start hitting the shelf and get reviewed. EVERY single year! What a marketing tool. Say the exact same thing year after year and the people will buy it. Unbelievable.
Is Bowtech going to keep their #1 spot of manufacturers for bad limbs?????????? I mean they have been #1 for 10 years give or take.
Bowtech limbs have been a non-issue for years now.
@@davidhoward7691 Oh BS. The fix was in house limbs and they were still junk.
I remember watching a guy who was a bowtech fan have his BTX split on him.
Why are all these bow companies making bows so short I don’t get it
compactness. better in ground blinds. also if you’re in a tree stand and you don’t get a chance to stand up, shorter ATA bows can be easier to shoot sitting down.
@@joeymurphy5617 hmmm makes sense I hunt with a 36” comfortably plus I can’t shoot short bows well
because the average archer is probably only 28" draw length
@@oldfatnugly 27-29
@@oldfatnugly meanwhile us big guys are hung out to dry Ohwell or limited to a bow that we don’t like
DL too short for a 33 ATA bow
Not really. A 10 year old can shoot a 33 inch bow and do fine.
@@reaganriddle the DL only go’s to 30 inch on a 33 ATA bow yes it’s too short, it should go to at least 32 DL
@@JohnLee-vj9lh oh my mistake, thought u were referring to PJ having a short draw to shoot 33.
@@reaganriddle all good mate no problem
@@JohnLee-vj9lh the revolt xl goes to 33" DL . Look at their full lineup before jumping to conclusions
Только Bowtech в этом году порадовал. У остальных ничего нового
Soooooooo....we built a Mathews.....i got it
Just another infomercial. How about an unbiased objective review for once, instead of the same regurgitated BS. If I believed every review you put out I would have enough bows to open my own shop. Credibility is everything and constantly spewing sweet nothings about every bow you review puts yours into question. It would be so refreshing to actually get your honest opinion.
What about the valley? Thats the one things I hate about speed bows. Once you get tired the cam always wants to pull you forward. If you are bragging about a smooth bow you should at least mention that. I agree with Gun Ginger below.
The valley is nice. At 3:54, I describe the difference in the draw cycles between Performance and Comfort. I talk about the increased pull needed before the cams roll over in Performance. But that's before you get to the valley. I don't mention a change in the valley because there is none. There's a 2% difference in letoff. I couldn't feel that difference. To me the valleys were the same.
The others bows they released look more worth while...
Quit calling your advertisements reviews
still prefer solution over this!
seems like a lot of wasted time and money tbh to buy this....one thats only a tiny bit slower can be had cheaper, is lighter, more compact, and more from many makers for under $600 all day long especially used. $1200 is just straight up offensive
First!
Lol Pj😂 awesome Review bud!
Another fluff review from PJ with almost zero pertinent information.....so you never posted speeds through a chrono? Tells me the bow is nowhere near IBO....
If you want honest and detailed reviews then look at MFJJ.
your website only has Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, & UA-cam. Why not Gettr or Rumble? Do you support conservative values, if so , then why not on any conservative platforms? We are PROUD Trumpublicans.
SR6 is smoother. And Faster..💯
Second
so ugly bow..
Again no 32" draw bow.
Revolt XL also just released today
Do your research before you run your mouth 🤡
@Diesel Pusher so wtf did that solve white wonder boy?
I was wrong. I thumbs him up when I checked out the website.
But for got to come back her to apologize because I was to busy being more successful than you.
@@joshsinglefooter better do your research 🤡 Been at ups 10 years gurantee you I'm making more $$$ and will retire younger
@Diesel Pusher nice! Congratulations on your accomplishments and future endeavors and conquest.