I do a crazy thing once in a while and buy a bow without ever trying it. So it was with the Bear Execute 32. I liked the looks and the specs so I just went for it.
Mine is a 60lb max in old school Mossy Oak Bottom Land. The fit and finish is very well done. The draw cycle is smooth with just a little hump right near the end.
You can set the let-off at 75, 80, 85, or 90 percent. I found 85% to be to my liking.
The bow is very easy to shoot well. I am currently on an out of state hunt and had it shipped to me where I am hunting. I installed my peep with my bow medic press. I eyeballed the rest location and test shot it. I must have gotten it pretty close because my consistency is good with no irratic flight. I am treestand whitetail hunting and my shots will be no more than 30 yards.
The shot is shock free, but the noise level is a bit more than I would like. I put a set of string leaches in and they helped immensely. I think the rubber on the string stop is too hard making a buzz. I will remedy that soon enough.
I have owned several Bear bows in the past decade. In my opinion, this is the best bow Bear has ever produced. I would put it right up there with the top manufacturers. Besides the Bear, I currently own a Hoyt Ventum 30 Pro and a RX7. I can honestly say I like the Execute 32 as well as the Hoyts. I have never been a "Hoyt Guy" until shooting the new binary cam system. It is fantastic.... but that's another story...
I do wish bow companies would get away from using giant white limb lettering on camo hunting bows...
Mine is a 60lb max in old school Mossy Oak Bottom Land. The fit and finish is very well done. The draw cycle is smooth with just a little hump right near the end.
You can set the let-off at 75, 80, 85, or 90 percent. I found 85% to be to my liking.
The bow is very easy to shoot well. I am currently on an out of state hunt and had it shipped to me where I am hunting. I installed my peep with my bow medic press. I eyeballed the rest location and test shot it. I must have gotten it pretty close because my consistency is good with no irratic flight. I am treestand whitetail hunting and my shots will be no more than 30 yards.
The shot is shock free, but the noise level is a bit more than I would like. I put a set of string leaches in and they helped immensely. I think the rubber on the string stop is too hard making a buzz. I will remedy that soon enough.
I have owned several Bear bows in the past decade. In my opinion, this is the best bow Bear has ever produced. I would put it right up there with the top manufacturers. Besides the Bear, I currently own a Hoyt Ventum 30 Pro and a RX7. I can honestly say I like the Execute 32 as well as the Hoyts. I have never been a "Hoyt Guy" until shooting the new binary cam system. It is fantastic.... but that's another story...
I do wish bow companies would get away from using giant white limb lettering on camo hunting bows...
