Bear® Archery Outbreak Compound Bows (Bow Only)
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- Can be both a high-powered hog-sticking machine or a backyard target bow for your teenager
- A full 55 lbs. of adjustment
- Huge draw length range of 16"-30"
- Max Pre-Load quad limbs
- Efficient Dual Cam System
- Easily adjusted without the use of modules or a bowpress
- 80% let-off single cam
- Axle-to-Axle: 29-1/4"
- IBO speed: 308 fps
- Brace Height: 7-1/4"
- Weight: 3.5 lbs.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Bakerman619 An amazing investment
I have had my bear outbreak for a month now. Before that I was shooting a pse and a mathews both great bows. However my bear is lighter, faster, and I personally think a better bow. Currently shooting it at 60lbs. At 30in. And its just a dream...
April 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by krismo This is a great bow
This is a great bow, I have traditional and older compounds and because of this bow, I'm a compound shooter, now. I own 16 bows and this is my favorite. Heres why, it's smooth, the draw is smooth and releases clean. It is extreamly adjustable, so if I ever had to sell it. No problem, it fits everyone. The string stablizer is right at my holding hand level and act as a brace and slap guard. It light, easy to carry. Has 70 pound pull, more than enough for most people. I have had no problems with this bow, it is what I use for field achery and it handle th80 yard target great. I recommend this especially for starting out, becuse of the adjustability, as you grow th bow can be adjusted to your abilities.
August 6, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Frell Not worth the trouble
Bought this bow and took it home only to find that the parts were low quality. The pullies lean every time I pull it because they don't have proper bearings.
July 18, 2012
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I am new to compound bows, but this looked very flexible. I do not know what additional items I need for this type of a bow given that the bow is 'bow only'. What am I missing? Thank-you
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Drop away rest, peep, nock point, stabilizier, silencers.
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you'll need a sight, make it easy on yourself and invest in a micro adjustable, about $85. you'll need a release, around $20 cheap one is OK to start. Arm guard, i don't use one with this bow and have only hit my arm once. get one just in case, $10. An arrow rest, I just bought a revolution and I am liking it, $45. Arrows, get carbon and a dozen if you can. you can get a under $40 sight but adjusting is a real pain. I have two that I will never use again, waste of money.A:Â
Just bought one from the same situation. You're going to need a release, arrows, arrow tips, bow wax and a target (if you don't have somewhere to shoot already). I'd highly recommend going one more level up on your bow as well. This one is pretty flimsy.1 of 1
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