by Bowhunting.com Staff
17. November 2008 05:38
Bow manufacturers have no problem producing extremely fast bows, but an aggressive draw cycle makes most of these bows bad for consecutive shots. Pearson's TX-4 provides the perfect balance between blazing speed and a smooth draw that no other speed bow can match.
With a few modifications to the popular Z-bows, Pearson has turned one of the sweetest-shooting bows ever made, the TX-4, into a mild-mannered, lightweight package that delivers jaw-dropping speed and silky smooth performance right out of the box.
So how did Pearson make its best-shooting bow even better? Well, for starters they started over with a completely new riser design - reducing weight while adding strength and stability. Then they paired it up with the new R2B2 Cam system, which has an I.B.O. speed of 342+ fps. The bow also features Barnsdale Limbs, ETI, Steel-Lock Limb Bolt Inserts, Stone Mountain Dakota Strings and the built-in string suppressor.
The TX-4 is also available with the Z-7 Cam with Xcellerator Strings - the smoothest cam system ever. Unlike most single cams that are only adjustable in 1-inch increments, the new Z-7 Cam is adjustable in 1/2-inch increments for the perfect fit.
Stunningly easy to tune and shoot, the TX-4 provides the flat-shooting characteristics every bowhunter wants.
Specifications:
R2B2 Cam
I.B.O. speed 342+ fps
Axle-to-Axle 33 1/2 inches
Draw Weights 50, 60, & 70 lb. (55-80% Let Off)
Draw Lengths 26-30 inches (half-inch increments)
Camo Pattern APG High Definition
Weight 4.1 lbs
Z-7 Cam
I.B.O. speed 330 fps
Axle-to-Axle 33 1/2 inches
Draw Weights 50, 60, & 70 lb. (75% Let Off)
Draw Lengths 26 1/2 -30 1/2 inches (half-inch increments)
Camo Pattern APG High Definition
Weight 4.1 lbs
For more info, check out www.benpearson.com.
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