I wanted to shoot it at the ATA Show, but it was not yet ready for testing. The Carbon Tech CT Phantom is the big question mark on this year's Great Bows list. The Destroyer also features a new carbon sandwich limb design, HardCore Limbs, that is more efficient and lighter than previous generations.
This reduces torque on the riser so the bow pivots less during the draw. It flexes about one-eighth inch during the draw to keep the harnesses aligned with the bow's center. The Destroyer 350 also features the FLX-Guard, a flexible cable guard rod with rollers at the end. Then they geared the axle, which is not perfectly straight, to turn with the cam, so they can still feed out a little harness at the end of the draw to keep the cams in sync through this turning, offset axle. By splitting the harnesses and moving the ends outside the limb, they achieved this goal. If the limbs twist much, you get less than perfect arrow flight. However, BowTech wanted to spread the harness forces out to both sides of the limb tips so the limbs wouldn't twist at all during the shot. In the past, BowTech did this through secondary lobes on the cams. According to BowTech engineer Craig Yehle, you need to feed a little harness to binary cams at the end of the draw to keep them synchronized. They call it the OverDrive Binary dual cam system. One of its most innovative features is the geared axle/cam system. No bow has more technology deep-fried into its aluminum and fiberglass than the Destroyer 350. These features are similar to many other bows on the market, but feel is the final criteria.
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The Attack has a single-cam system, custom string/harnesses, a comfortable grip and Max Pre-Load Limbs that go past parallel at full draw. This combination effectively squelches string vibration and a high percentage of bow noise. The Attack has two string suppressors, one on the top of the riser and one on the bottom.
However, for the sake of thoroughness, I will also lay out the facts. It was quiet, produced almost no recoil and was plenty fast.įeatures usually define a bow, but I think this bow needs to be shot to be truly appreciated. I loved the solid feel of the bow during the shot.
I shot it at the ATA Show, and it has a relatively rough draw cycle not bad but not exactly smooth. Bear consistently produces great shooting bows, and that trend continues with the new Attack.
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