PSE Stinger Specifications
| Brace Height | 7.75 “ |
|---|---|
| Draw Weight | 40 lbs – 70 lbs |
| IBO Speed | 306 fps – 314 fps |
| Weight | 4.7 lbs |
| Let-Off | 75% |
How much does a PSE Stinger weight?
PSE Stinger 3G Review
| Compound Bow | Draw Weight | AtA Length / Weight |
|---|---|---|
| PSE Stinger 3G See Today’s Price on Cabelas | 50, 60, 70 lbs. | 33″ / 4.3 lbs. |
Is PSE a good bow?
There is nothing wrong and never has been with PSE quality. I have owned many PSE bows in the last 40+ and have never been dissatisfied with any of them. In fact own 2 of them right now. Fact they are one of the TOP 3 bow companies.
Who owns PSE archery?
founder Pete Shepley
PSE founder Pete Shepley joined Drury Outdoors’ 100% Wild podcast to talk about his life and times in the archery business, including the industry’s transition from the recurve to the compound bow.
Is the PSE Stinger X worth it?
It is on the lower end price range, but it is definitely a leader in this price range. PSE is known for making excellent bows at a fraction of the price of its competitors. It is also worth mentioning that this bow is also called the Stinger X due to it’s X-Tech Split limbs which I will talk about later in the review.
What kind of Cam does the Stinger X have?
This bow features high-performance X-Tech split limbs and the highly-adjustable SX cam. Shooting with the Stinger X means having a bow that’s lighter, faster, delivers a smooth shot and legendary reliability at an unforgettable price. Fps is 316-308 and the brace height is 7 1/8″ with axle to axle at 32 1/2″.
What is the draw weight of the Stinger X?
Shooting with the Stinger X means having a bow that’s lighter, faster, delivers a smooth shot and legendary reliability at an unforgettable price. Fps is 316-308 and the brace height is 7 1/8″ with axle to axle at 32 1/2″. The draw length range is 21″ to 30″ and draw weight is 50,60,70. Mass weight is 3.5lbs and let off is 75%.
What is a stinger X Bow?
If you have used any PSE products in the past, you have probably experienced the SX cam, which is what gives this bow the name Stinger X. It is very user friendly and easy to set up and tweak to your settings. You do not need a whole tool kit to make adjustments, nor do you need to go the pro shop. The limbs are also very unique.
