WOW
This is the word that first comes to mind after shooting today.
I will get right to it. At first glance the bow appears to look larger then the 31'' ATA length and definitely shoots that way. This is good as I prefer a longer ATA bow. The cams are very wide, so wide we named it the sandwich cam lol. But all jokes aside I love the design and think prime found something here. This seems to aid into the bows rigidity. Wide Cams, beefy limb pockets, and wide split limbs; this is the recipe for accuracy. The bow is a tact driver. I shot the First light Cypher finish. Its a fantastic finish and dresses well on the bow. I was shooting the 60-70 lbs limbs at 29''. When we pulled the weight on this bow out of the box it was at 75lbs!!!!! This one may had been an anomaly or the strings tightened more just keep in mind this is a 60-70lbs model. I am 6ft1'' with a pretty large wing span. With that being said I believe the logic runs short on DL. I will be ordering a 30'' DL. When you draw the logic back its valley is very smooth and comparable to the Centergy. It does have a noticeable hump but doesn't drop off as "harsh" as the Centergy. The back wall is solid as usual but has a nice give that doesn't rip your arm off if you choose. The logic is a tack driver. I tried to feel any type of "wiggle" or give by shaking at full draw but this bow is SOLID. When I released the arrow the bow had 0 vibration and fell backwards into my hand. Its crazy how nice this bow feels to shoot. Maybe it was the extra 5lbs but this bow is FAST. I saw a few reviews were they say its slow but man I disagree. Even after we cranked her down to 65lbs she seemed very darn quick. I shoot a log anyway at 500+ grains so speed is not as important to me. I shot the Logic and Centergy side by side. I put the Centergy back after 2 shots. That says a lot as the Centergy is an amazing bow. All in all guys I think Prime out did themselves and I look forward to owning my own. This is the best hunting bow I have ever shot. What do you all think? I'd like to hear your reviews.
This is the word that first comes to mind after shooting today.
I will get right to it. At first glance the bow appears to look larger then the 31'' ATA length and definitely shoots that way. This is good as I prefer a longer ATA bow. The cams are very wide, so wide we named it the sandwich cam lol. But all jokes aside I love the design and think prime found something here. This seems to aid into the bows rigidity. Wide Cams, beefy limb pockets, and wide split limbs; this is the recipe for accuracy. The bow is a tact driver. I shot the First light Cypher finish. Its a fantastic finish and dresses well on the bow. I was shooting the 60-70 lbs limbs at 29''. When we pulled the weight on this bow out of the box it was at 75lbs!!!!! This one may had been an anomaly or the strings tightened more just keep in mind this is a 60-70lbs model. I am 6ft1'' with a pretty large wing span. With that being said I believe the logic runs short on DL. I will be ordering a 30'' DL. When you draw the logic back its valley is very smooth and comparable to the Centergy. It does have a noticeable hump but doesn't drop off as "harsh" as the Centergy. The back wall is solid as usual but has a nice give that doesn't rip your arm off if you choose. The logic is a tack driver. I tried to feel any type of "wiggle" or give by shaking at full draw but this bow is SOLID. When I released the arrow the bow had 0 vibration and fell backwards into my hand. Its crazy how nice this bow feels to shoot. Maybe it was the extra 5lbs but this bow is FAST. I saw a few reviews were they say its slow but man I disagree. Even after we cranked her down to 65lbs she seemed very darn quick. I shoot a log anyway at 500+ grains so speed is not as important to me. I shot the Logic and Centergy side by side. I put the Centergy back after 2 shots. That says a lot as the Centergy is an amazing bow. All in all guys I think Prime out did themselves and I look forward to owning my own. This is the best hunting bow I have ever shot. What do you all think? I'd like to hear your reviews.