PSE OMEN Demo North or Tacoma???

[Cylvertip]

  Anyone know of a bow shop North of Tacoma that has a PSE Omen in stock to check out/ demo?  Bowtech Destroyer would be nice to take a look at too. Anywhere from Tacoma to Blaine on the Wet side would be great. 

I shot some of the new Hoyts last year at The Nock Point, but want to check out an Omen at least before I commit.

[shorthair15]

if you ever head south give cory at triple xxx archery a shout he has pse and bowtech and had both of those bows last week when i was there. he is in oregon right across the river from longview. kind of a haul but a good shop and no sales tax will save you some dough

[swalker]

Try Riverside archery in Mt. Vernon . Gary is pretty good to deal with. I shoot an X-Force Dream Season. I will be at the Granite Falls range thursday from 5:00 to 7:00 if you want to see how they shoot.

[bloodhound]

great nw archery just started carrying pse so you might give him a call. its in puyallup.

[Cylvertip]

I shot a Vector Turbo tonight at The Nock Point.  Sweet sweet bow.   

The only problem was that I asked if they had an Omen, thinking there was no way.  Well, some one had custom ordered one and then stiffed Bill and the boys on the bow, so I got to shoot it too.     It was set for 80#'s but with 85% let off - once you got to the let off it was great and it shot smooth and was just smokin fast.  I haven't shot in about 6 months, so I have to admit I only pulled it back five or six times before that was it, couldn't get past the wall.  Mike cranked er down to 75 and I got a few more out of her to get a good feel for it.

Now decisions decisions.  Super smooth bow that is shooting pretty darn fast, or a smokin fast bow that will be at least a bit punishing to draw for the short term, but also shoots very well???

This particular Omen is in all black  - so it may have to get a touch of rattle can to make it a huntin rig

I hate these tough choices

[bloodhound]

vector turbo for me if i had the choice.

[dreamingbig]

I haven't shot the PSE but the Hoyt won't let you down.

[Cylvertip]

Well, after sleeping on it, I decided to stick with Hoyt and just ordered the Vector Turbo in 80# with Max 1 camo.    I have been using my 1999 Hoyt Enticer twin cam/ split limb since new.  I have not had any issues with it, and so I am very comfortable staying with that livery. 


That Omen shot well, it just took a good amount of uumf to get er drawn.  My concern would be too much shoulder strain early in the season and during prolonged sessions.  I like shooting a couple of dozen arrows during a session and I think that omen would be a bit much for that.  May also be an issue after hiking/ hunting all day and then trying to draw when your beat.  If any one is interested, go check it out.  The boys at Nock Point may cut you a sweet deal on it.  This would be a hell of a bow for an African trip for sure.

For accessories I have a Trophy Taker Xtreme FC fall away rest and a Top Pin 10 sight already on the old bow that will migrate over.  Probably use the Bohining Lynx 6 arrow quiver and  a super stix 9" stabilizer  as well. 
Add some new arrows with 4 fletch quick spins ( or the like) and Terminal T's or Slick tricks and i should be set for a good while.

   Probably be adding my old bow and a bunch of accessories to the classifieds before too long. I have all the original attachments in good working order and also several sights ( Trophy Ridge Matrix - one new one used), multiple types of quality broadheads, and the like.

[D-Rock425]

Im loving my vector turbo.

[oldcamper]

Sounds sweet, I am sure you will try to wear it out.