NEW Diamond Archery Outlaw R.A.K.™ Compound Bow Packages
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- Throttle Tech cam adjusts between 26-1/2" and 30-1/2" without a bow press
- Prestretched strings
- Carbon Rod String Stop arrests rogue vibration to prevent noise
- 80% cam let-off
- Axle-to-axle: 32''
- IBO Speed: 330 fps
- Weight: 3.8 lbs.
- 4-pin sight
- Hostage™ arrowrest
- 5-arrow quiver
- Wrist sling
- Peep sight
- 5" stabilizer
R.A.K. equipped package includes a 4-pin sight, Hostage arrowrest, 5-arrow quiver, wrist sling, peep sight, and 5" stabilizer.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Roger Heck of a bow
I bought mine sept 2011. Shot several bows and this one was hands down the best deal for the money. This bow is lightning fast, feather light, and deadly accurate. My shooting skill has increased by at least 15yds with this bow. Sure the letdown is a little tricky till you get used to it, but, you can also hold it a full draw all day if needed. Mine is at 62lbs, but is so smooth, it feels like 50.
October 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by EthanSweet Best value!
This is my first serious bow for hunting. I've shot bows for my archery club before and decided to put the skill to hunting. This bow was packed with great features for a bargain price. I can comfortably shoot at 40 yards, which is great for me since im a beginner with no strain on my arms. The sights, and rest are top-notch and the bow is light for how durable it is. I will continue to use this bow for as long as it survives!
October 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Treehunter1991 Great bow
This is a great bow besides when I first got the now wasn't sit up right and it locked its self out but got it set up right and I love it!!!
August 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by jbar123 Great Product
I shot a couple different bows on my trip to bass pro. I was very pleased with this bow. It is light, shoots really fast, and I really like the sights that came on it. I got it home and was putting all the arrows in a four inch circle and some of the arrows were hitting each other. I am really pleased with this purchase.
August 21, 2012
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Yes.. The pins are florescent... they'll glow in the dark. might have to shine a flashlight directly on them for 15-20 seconds to charge themDetails:
First BowLives in Africa and has no access to an Archery shop.
Plans to hunt mostly warthogs
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Have had mine for two seasons. Love it. Fast light and deadly accurate. Have not had any problems with string whatsoever. Did take some shooting for the peep to settle into permanent position, but now it draws to alignment with my eye every time. If you have not access to a shop for strings, I would suggest a bow press and extra strings, but would suggest that with any bow. You never know what can happen. One accidental touch with a broadhead and a string is toast.
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Pivo4me,This is definately not the case. This is a great bow. I personally own this bow and have had zero problems. It's light, fast, and shoots great. I've shot at least 1000 arrows through mine and have no trouble. Hope this helps.
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im just starting to hunt archery im torn between compound bow or crossbow what do you guys recomend?
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If you are able, Id stick with a compound. I see no real advantage in a crossbow over a compound at all.( Its not really like hunting with a rifle as some believe) And a crossbow is so much more bulky and unwieldy in a tree stand. As far as the Outlaw, GREAT BOW.! Mine is blazing fast, deadly accurate and feather light.A:
I'm just starting also. I recommend a compound bow because it requires more skill and has a greater satisfaction. A crowssbow is a mixture of a bow and gun.A:
Check your local laws on Crossbows. I live in RI and they are illegal here unless you have a documented disability.The cross bow has much more range than the compound bow. Much better for long range hunting
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i to have just started archery hunting, i bought a diamond outlaw and am VERY pleased. out of the box i was shooting very tight groups. even after adjusting my pull back weight i was back in tight groups after about 10 shots
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i would use a bow. its faster to load and much lighter than a crossbow.Answers
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I shoot a 250 grain arrow.A:
it all depends on your pull back weight and draw length. most arrow websites have a chart to let you know. i have a pull back of 65lbs and a 29in draw. i use 350A:
Whatever you feel comfortable pulling. Most bows perform best at thier maximum capacity.A:
I find the Gold Tip Velocity 300 to be a great arrow for the bow!
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I don't know about in the states, but in Canada the minimum pound required by law is 45lbs. I have the 60lb outlaw but have lowered it to 51lbs as i'm still getting used to it. I'm still legal.A:
Yep, no problem. Deer, elk, bear, hogs, it'll slay em all.A:
Absolutely, this bow shots very hard and very quietA:
With the RAK package, it does have the peep sight.A:
it can def take a deer down without a doubt!!! i just had my pull back adjusted to 65lbs and used a broadhead on a 3d deer. my arrow actually went all the way thru the target and ended up about another 15-20yds past it.A:
Not only can this Bow take down a deer but a bear, elk, or whatever else you decide to hunt on the North American continent.A:
Even if you purchase the 60# bow you would still be able to take down en Elk let alone a deer!A:
Absolutely, I dropped my first bow buck with a Diamond Outlaw 65lb draw weight with 30" draw lenght and Rage 2 broadhead. The deer did not make it more than about 40 yards because it was a double lung shot. The arrow was right behind where the deer was standing buried about 3 inches deep in the ground and dripping bright red.Images for this Answer
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This could be a long answer, but plain and simple; yes with ease if the shot placement is right. Long answer, if you shot this bow with a 50lb draw weight, 26in draw lenght and 325 grain arrow, your arrow woudl travel at 252 fps and produce 46 ft/lbs of kinetic energy, plenty to kill a deer. I shoot 65lb draw weight, 30in draw length, and 405 grain arrow. This equates to 298fps and 80 ft/lbs of kinetic energy, enough to kill a Cape Buffalo or a Grizzly.A:
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