With a beefier design, the risers are significantly stiff, which not only increases durability, but also helps cut vibration. This construction makes the frame significantly stronger, especially at the top and through the sight window.
DurabilityĪs we mentioned before, the Epix has a machined aluminum angle plane riser. This rig produces flatter trajectories for increased accuracy, especially for those harder, long distance shots. This is one of the fastest mid-priced compounds you can get your hands on. (International Bowhunters Association) speeds reaching 340 FPS. However, PSE’s hybrid cam design is advertised to hit I.B.O. SpeedĪrrow speeds will vary based on your adjusted draw length and arrow weight. Instead, this grip allows for a comfortable and consistent grip, and also works to reduce shooter fatigue. It is comfortable, intuitive, and helps prevent over-gripping when shooting. With an ergonomic design, the grip features a section on the shelf specifically designed to rest your thumb. The grip on the Epix is also worth noting. The Epix has an exclusive angled-plane riser that delivers an ultra-stable shot, and when paired with the 32-inch axle-to-axle measurement and the 4-pound bow weight, you’ll find this baby holds on target like an anchor.
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This produces better accuracy, especially over a series of targets. This works well to help shooters hold consistent form from shot to shot. It has a significant 80 percent let off and fairly solid back wall. The hybrid cam system of the PSE Bow Madness Epix provides for a smooth even draw with zero bumps along the way. However, the size and weight make for solid, stable shots with improved consistency, making this relative giant nearly perfect for target shooting. This is a relatively hefty size for a compound bow and is enough to scare off the average bowhunter. The bow has a rather long axle-to-axle length of 32.25 inches and weighs in at 4 pounds. It is not excessive, and in no way takes away from the shootability of the bow. This really feels more like a tingling sensation in your stabilizing hand. In spite of PSE’s best efforts, you may still notice the tiniest bit of feedback on the shot. The bow features PSE’s proven X force limbs and a machined angled riser that both work to dampen sound and vibration with simple material strength. This engineering also makes the Epix stronger, more durable, and better able to survive tough field use. The construction of the Epix works to reduce noise and vibration, without any extra bells and whistles. These extra sound-dampening accessories might actually be overkill, however. With short, preloaded limbs, limb bands, and new dumbbell dampers built right into the riser, the Epix produces minimal noise and vibration. The PSE Bow Madness Epix actually has several integrated features designed to minimize noise and vibration. BowAuthority’s Detailed Review: Noise and Vibration
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