Who makes a diamond bow?
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Who makes a diamond bow?
Bowtech
Headquartered in Eugene, Oregon, Bowtech employs over 300 team members. It is the parent company of brands like Diamond Archery, Stryker Crossbows, as well as Excalibur crossbows, based out of Kitchener, ON, Canada.
Who owns Diamond Archery?
hunter Ryan Barkdull
Bow hunter Ryan Barkdull was simply looking for a place to practice when he added an archery range to a building he bought for his Midwest Turf & Construction six years ago.
How fast is a diamond Infinite Edge Pro?
310 feet per second
Infinite Edge Pro Specs and Features It has 80-percent let off—ideal for bowhunting. It has an IBO speed rating of 310 feet per second, but I’m going to be honest: don’t pay any attention to the speed rating with this bow.
Where are Diamond Archery bows made?
America
Diamond bows are made in America, by passionate employees who take pride in every step of the build process. From our in-house string facility, to high quality finish process. All to build the most advanced archery product known to man, with the quality and service you would expect.
Did diamond buy Bowtech?
Video That May Interest You. — Established as the industry leader with its premier line of bows and archery accessories, BowTech has entered a new market niche with its recent acquisition of Diamond Archery of Shreveport, LA.
What is the max draw length of diamond infinite edge?
The Diamond Infinite Edge Pro has the ability to be adjusted from 31 inches of draw length down to 13 inches of draw length. To enable the full range of adjustability, there is an “A” setting, a “B” setting, and a “C” setting available on the cam’s string posts.
Did diamond buy bowtech?
Does Mathews own Hoyt?
Hoyt is owned by Jas. D. Easton, Inc..
Are Hoyt carbon risers made in China?
Due to the proprietary nature of the process we cannot discuss fabrication locations or methods but all Hoyt bows have and continue to be built in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
Can you hunt with Diamond Infinite Edge Pro?
It’s great for hunting—with an axle-to-axle length of 31.5, it’s on the shorter side of bows, and that makes it great for maneuvering through thickets and brush. Plus, it’s a great bow if you’re used to shooting a recurve and want to make the leap into shooting compounds.
