dude for YEARS I sought out info on my bow. THANK YOU. I was given the 3350 as a gift from an old friend or my fathers. It 2 was his as a teenager... Its old and awesome. I regret it still has the original string on it, but that will work. I will measure and post . You rock .
Deer track “two little feather thing” . That made my day. Love your videos. I shoot exclusively self bows that I make, but You have made me want to get an old BP bow. Probably a colt. Like that style, not real crazy about big extravagant risers. Going to watch more of your videos to decide. Thanks for your videos.
I just received a 55#. It measures 65.5" from tip to tip prior to stringing. What string should I buy and where can I get it? Can you tell me how to add finger savers to the string? Thanks.
Thank you for posting this! I was given my Ben Pearson Super Jet as a kid ( model 3350) which from your video, I now know was in 1969 (I knew I was around 10 at the time). I still have it, and it has taught 4 generations to shoot. Glad to see someone else appreciates these things!
Just won one on a ebay auction this evening. A reddish brown color. Also a 30 pounder. It's a 335 and the logo looks to be '63. A triangular arrowhead with the rounded elliptical fletching. Appears to have a good string even lol Most of these old things are getting a bit pricey, but got it for $20.50.
I came across a Ben Pearson youth bow that I cannot find any information on, but the moment I saw it, I new that I had to save it. I have trained three youths on it, but now it sits.
Had a question after sharing this video about brace height for the Jet Bows. Here is the reply from Greg Richards: Steve Sawyer Had to go to the Ambassador Greg Richards for an answer to that one. Here is Greg's reply: "They never stated one in the catalogs. 6.5 to 7.5 is a good starting point". Thanks Greg.👍 Greg has lots of time behind the Famous Ben Pearson Jet bows so I would go with his guidelines. Pearson Power 🏹🏹🏹 Rick Mansberger Redmond Sports Group
I JUST BOUGHT A 335, BROWN HANDLE, BROWN, CREAM GLASS. I DON'T COLLECT ANYMORE BUT I HAVE THE LONGBOW SUPERJET AND LOVE IT. THIS 335 I JUST COULD NOT RESIST AS IT WAS A BUY IT NOW AND CHEAP. I'M NOT SURE WHAT THE WEIGHT RANGE THEY CAME IN BUT IT LOOKS THICK SO HOPING FOR AT LEAST 35#.
Greg, I have been a follower of your for years and I am on a quest knowing you are a BP fan. I came across a BP fiberglass bow but I can't find any info on it (even e-bay). Looking at your catalog page in this old video it looks like a '63 vintage. The model # is 337 'StratoJet Target'. It measures 66" tip to tip, and it says it is 40#. I threw a string on it, and it seems to shoot really well, even with the string that seemed too short but it worked.
Great video thank you. I just picked up a superjet bow cat no. 336. I can't seem to find any information on it and need a string bad. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have a 335 green in color 60 inch bow, drawing 41 pounds at 26 inch draw and 50 pound at 28 inches. Mine has the sharp pointed arrow head in the logo. After looking at the logos again it appears my dates back to 1963.
Love your videos. Been following you for a while now since I've gotten back into archery. I recently got a BP Super Jet 20#@28. I noticed there appears to be a "split" showing on yours at 3:52 in the video. Mine has a similar one. Did this become a problem on your bow? Not sure if my 20#er is reasonably ok to shoot. any advice would be appreciated.
I found a 337 Strato-Jet 50lb recurve at a yard sale a few years ago. I got it and a bunch of practice arrows for $10. I have more $$ in the bowstring than the rest of the rig.
+John Ironhand That is why I love them. Took them to the 3D Range and they shot awesome! Check out the video of it here: ruclips.net/video/DyRul5RDheM/видео.html
I have been watching your RUclips videos and have subsequently purchased a Ben Pearson 3350 bow. I could use a little help if possible. Specifically the writing on the bow has the two feathers or dear tracks (whatever they are), ben pearson encased in a rectangular box, below that it has no 3350 60” 40#. Similar to my below illustration: The two feathers will be represented by several colons and on the bow it has Ben Pearson’s name inside the rectangular box which I can not reproduce in typing format. :::: ben pearson no 3350 60” 40# It appear through the pictures and the seller’s description that it is in almost new condition. So, I’d like to have a string and a few arrows ready for its arrival. So here’s my extremely novice questions. #1 What length and type of string do I need to buy? And possibly what brand/brands should I try? #2 I’ve heard you speak of arrow “spine” a lot but have no knowledge of what to look for or what type of arrows I should purchase. I went to our local Academy Sports this evening and they had everything from $1.99 wooden arrows (which I would be fine using except the label said they were only good up to 29lbs draw), up to $9.99 carbon fiber, with $6.99 aluminum in between. But, for target shooting in my back yard, I’d be fine using the cheapest appropriate arrows, at least when starting out. On the subject of “spine”. I’m assuming that it is referring to the stiffness or bend-ability of the arrow. #3 This particular recurve bow does not have a cut out shelf. It has the plastic type handle which works as a shelf on the top side. This will cause a good bit of arrow kick which I’m assuming is why certain “spine” arrows will be needed? #4 Any date of manufacture, or any other information you can give me on this bow would be appreciated. Thank you
Thanks for the video lots of good info.Dug out my super jet along with some others found the jet is a 67 going to get a string on it and get to shootin.What length string did you use? Looks like a 57" also what do you think of throwing a FF string on it,
found 15 334 power jets at the local dump...look to be 1967....all super clean. are they rare r kinda common? need to get a string and try them out. tks for all the good info in the vid.
I just purchased a Ben Pearson to learn traditional its a 60" 45# 335 jet bow. Blonde coloring. I have learned from your videos it's pre '68. (Wow may be as old as me) is there any way to tell the exact year of manufacture? I've shot it once, and totally love the action. Nice and smooth. No finger or hand shock, excluding the piece of fletching I put through my finger from bad form. Heehee. But I would be grateful for any help you can give me. Thanks.
Thanks for watching. The pre-68 models changed the logo every other year. If you could send me a picture of the logo, I should be able to date it for you.
If I want to replace the string on this bow what would you recommend? I have the same one in the video, the 35lb older one. 3350 super Jet 1968-69. My dad just passed it down to me for my boys to learn on.
hi, I just found your channel & I like it. can you tell us how you can find out the draw weight on BP bow that is not marked? thanks for your effort & keep the videos coming.
I have received what appears to be a Ben Pearson Super Jet with no label, but is stamped with "55 lb", and measures 65 1/2" from tip to tip with no string. Can you tell me what model that is and what string I can purchase for it. I would like to have string with finger savers. Thank you for your help.
Gary Figallo I would need to see pictures of it to have a chance at the mode number. As for the string. The length depends on if it is a long bow or recurve. The finger savers you can get from Three Rivers
Late to the party here haha. I have a question. I have two bows that I suspect are Ben Pearson super jets. I got them from one of my neighbors about 15 years ago and use to play with them all the time when I was a kid. They where completely unmarked when I got them, but I think it wore off. The grip is the exact same as a Ben Pearson but I noticed that where the bow meets the grip it is a lot more narrow than the ones you where showing. Do you think they are Ben Pearson Super Jets? Also do you think They would be safe for me to fully draw? (I'm a 5'4" female) I have been wary of them after growing up not really knowing the full specs.
I would have to see a picture of them to give you a better answer. As for shootability, inspect the bow for cracks and separations. If you do not see any then you should be good to go. Mine is 50 years old and shoots great.
After a ton of digging I think they are 3320's Neither of them have any notable cracks but there are a few areas on the edge that are a bit more pale from impacts (we where fairly rough on them as kids)
I bought a green fiberglass ben pearson 3350 60" 45# at flee market for $10. Im have trouble finding out the right string lenthg for this bow. Im kinda confused as to length 60" minus 3-4 inches? I need help.
I have a Ben Pearson fiberglass recurve bow the model number is 3360, how would I clean it? it's just been collecting dust because I haven't had the time to shoot it.
Okay my Super Jet must date from the 70s . The writing has worn off except for the logo but mine pulls a lot heavier than 30# and I'm sure I remember(when I could still read it, I've had it for probably upwards of 25 or so years now) that it was rated at 55# and if I recall it's harder to draw than my Bear 45# Grizzley. My Jet is 60" in length. Can you tell me what size string I need? The 53in. string I have on my other Ben Pearson bow, a green fiber glass bow of exactly the same length and shape(depth of recurve or reflex) produces a 9.5 in. brace height. Do you think that's too deep? I'm glad I found your channel and some one who has expert knowledge of the history and manufacture of these wonderful bows. I'll subscribe.
Yours probably is a 335. I have two of those in 35 pounds. Brace height for that bow should be 7.5 to 8.5. I like mine at 7.5. Should you should look for a string a little longer than you have. Good Luck!
Thanks for the response. I went to a local archery shop and got it fitted by the pro with the correctly sized string. Brace height definetly less. Now I have to get used to a different feel in the way it handles ,of course.
+Carl Hirner Sorry for the delay, Wednesday is Archery League night. I measured my strings they are 57" long. Recurves usually take a 2 to 4" string that is shorter than the bow. They did make a take down that looks very similar. Seen a couple on Ebay, just couldn't convince myself to buy one.
In more than one way. If it turns out you don't like it you are not out that much. They tend to be a little rough, but they do the job. I like taking mine to the range and out shooting guys with expensive bows! The look on their faces is priceless.
Hi Greg, I recently bought a 55# 337 Strato jet I wasn't sure what the length of the bow is catalogs say it's 5 foot 6 inches which converts to 66 inches, but a lot of blogs and others I've seen on eBay say it's a 65 inch bow, I was wondering if you know the exact size of the bow and any other information you can provide. Thank you.
It is from the early 60's, Last listed in 1966. They are left and right handed, came in draw weights of 30,35,40,45,50 and 55 Pounds. The Catalog says they were for Teenage Boys and Men. Listed price of 15.50. They are listed at 66" and are usually are that length or close to it.
I just purchased a Ben Pearson StratoJet Target bow on eBay. It only has a silver sticker, no stamp, and measures 66" nock to nock across the belly. How might I research this bow a bit?
+Matthew Sevier The best place to find information like that is here: files.secureserver.net/0fbm9bk3jOBvjC That is a page on the Ben Pearson website, it has all the old catalogs in it. How you date a Ben Pearson is by the logo. The logo changed every two years until 1969, then they kept the same one after that. Good Luck.
Thomas Stroder Thomas, I would love to. I just bought a new computer and it will take me the weekend to transfer everything. Once that is done I will look up your bow. Off hand I can tell you it is a 1968 or later bow. Any bow made before 1968 had only three numbers for the model. In 68' they went to four. What would really help is if you could show me what the logo looks like.
I happen to have an old ben Pearson jetbow that doesn't have any of those logos. it's a get a sticker that says ben Pearson then a white line that goes into a jet then says jetbow below that. about how old do you think it is
Tough call. Sentimental is my 1966 Ben Pearson Colt. It was my fathers and it is the first bow I shot. By I really enjoy my 1968 Ben Pearson Palomino. Nice bow the magnum, you should enjoy that.
I will keep an eye out for one. At 60", I would think the bow should not stack at 28" draw. You have pointed that out as an issue on the shorter 333 bows.
Hell sir, i just bought one exactly like one of those it is a Ben Pearson #3350 but did not come with the string, can you please tell me what type of string this type requires? or maybe send me a link to where i can purchase the string? Thank you in advance.
+J Alvizo You want a 57 or 58" string in Dacron. Copy and paste this link and it will take you to the page. Enjoy! www.3riversarchery.com/double-loop-b-50-dacron-endless-bow-string.html
Depends on how long your draw is. General rule, they should stick out about a half and inch in front of the bow at full draw. Mainly for safety reasons.
dude for YEARS I sought out info on my bow. THANK YOU. I was given the 3350 as a gift from an old friend or my fathers. It 2 was his as a teenager... Its old and awesome. I regret it still has the original string on it, but that will work. I will measure and post . You rock .
I picked a Super Jet up at a flea market for 5 dollars. I was surprised at how well it shot.
Deer track “two little feather thing” . That made my day. Love your videos. I shoot exclusively self bows that I make, but You have made me want to get an old BP bow. Probably a colt. Like that style, not real crazy about big extravagant risers. Going to watch more of your videos to decide. Thanks for your videos.
I love those bows, been shooting a 45# since I was a kid, just got a 55# today.
I just received a 55#. It measures 65.5" from tip to tip prior to stringing. What string should I buy and where can I get it? Can you tell me how to add finger savers to the string? Thanks.
Thank you for posting this! I was given my Ben Pearson Super Jet as a kid ( model 3350) which from your video, I now know was in 1969 (I knew I was around 10 at the time). I still have it, and it has taught 4 generations to shoot. Glad to see someone else appreciates these things!
please help what length and grain of arrow is best for this bow i just bought one? thanks sir
What is the draw weight?
Thanks for the dating tip! I found one in thrift bought it for $2 it is the 68-69 model with the arrowhead and the 3350
Just won one on a ebay auction this evening. A reddish brown color. Also a 30 pounder. It's a 335 and the logo looks to be '63. A triangular arrowhead with the rounded elliptical fletching. Appears to have a good string even lol Most of these old things are getting a bit pricey, but got it for $20.50.
I came across a Ben Pearson youth bow that I cannot find any information on, but the moment I saw it, I new that I had to save it. I have trained three youths on it, but now it sits.
Had a question after sharing this video about brace height for the Jet Bows.
Here is the reply from Greg Richards:
Steve Sawyer
Had to go to the Ambassador Greg Richards for an answer to that one.
Here is Greg's reply:
"They never stated one in the catalogs. 6.5 to 7.5 is a good starting point".
Thanks Greg.👍
Greg has lots of time behind the Famous Ben Pearson Jet bows so I would go with his guidelines.
Pearson Power
🏹🏹🏹
Rick Mansberger
Redmond Sports Group
I JUST BOUGHT A 335, BROWN HANDLE, BROWN, CREAM GLASS. I DON'T COLLECT ANYMORE BUT I HAVE THE LONGBOW SUPERJET AND LOVE IT. THIS 335 I JUST COULD NOT RESIST AS IT WAS A BUY IT NOW AND CHEAP. I'M NOT SURE WHAT THE WEIGHT RANGE THEY CAME IN BUT IT LOOKS THICK SO HOPING FOR AT LEAST 35#.
Greg, I have been a follower of your for years and I am on a quest knowing you are a BP fan. I came across a BP fiberglass bow but I can't find any info on it (even e-bay). Looking at your catalog page in this old video it looks like a '63 vintage. The model # is 337 'StratoJet Target'. It measures 66" tip to tip, and it says it is 40#. I threw a string on it, and it seems to shoot really well, even with the string that seemed too short but it worked.
I have an old green one like those that's a bear brand
Great video thank you. I just picked up a superjet bow cat no. 336. I can't seem to find any information on it and need a string bad. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Good post i have a 335 #45 i shoot right and left hand lots of fun great for bigginers
I have a 335 green in color 60 inch bow, drawing 41 pounds at 26 inch draw and 50 pound at 28 inches. Mine has the sharp pointed arrow head in the logo. After looking at the logos again it appears my dates back to 1963.
Someone needs to start making these again
Ya I do I use to use a compound bow but my recurve is 100 percent more fun
Nothing wrong with a compound.
Just picked up a 20lb Cat# 335 B.P. now, just need a string, arrows and a target.
Love your videos. Been following you for a while now since I've gotten back into archery. I recently got a BP Super Jet 20#@28. I noticed there appears to be a "split" showing on yours at 3:52 in the video. Mine has a similar one. Did this become a problem on your bow? Not sure if my 20#er is reasonably ok to shoot. any advice would be appreciated.
It should be fine. You can always add a little epoxy to the crack
I found a 337 Strato-Jet 50lb recurve at a yard sale a few years ago. I got it and a bunch of practice arrows for $10. I have more $$ in the bowstring than the rest of the rig.
+John Ironhand That is why I love them. Took them to the 3D Range and they shot awesome! Check out the video of it here: ruclips.net/video/DyRul5RDheM/видео.html
+3D Archery
I watched that this morning. "Pearson Power!!"
I have been watching your RUclips videos and have subsequently purchased a Ben Pearson 3350 bow. I could use a little help if possible. Specifically the writing on the bow has the two feathers or dear tracks (whatever they are), ben pearson encased in a rectangular box, below that it has no 3350 60” 40#.
Similar to my below illustration: The two feathers will be represented by several colons and on the bow it has Ben Pearson’s name inside the rectangular box which I can not reproduce in typing format.
:::: ben pearson
no 3350 60” 40#
It appear through the pictures and the seller’s description that it is in almost new condition. So, I’d like to have a string and a few arrows ready for its arrival. So here’s my extremely novice questions.
#1 What length and type of string do I need to buy? And possibly what brand/brands should I try?
#2 I’ve heard you speak of arrow “spine” a lot but have no knowledge of what to look for or what type of arrows I should purchase. I went to our local Academy Sports this evening and they had everything from $1.99 wooden arrows (which I would be fine using except the label said they were only good up to 29lbs draw), up to $9.99 carbon fiber, with $6.99 aluminum in between. But, for target shooting in my back yard, I’d be fine using the cheapest appropriate arrows, at least when starting out. On the subject of “spine”. I’m assuming that it is referring to the stiffness or bend-ability of the arrow.
#3 This particular recurve bow does not have a cut out shelf. It has the plastic type handle which works as a shelf on the top side. This will cause a good bit of arrow kick which I’m assuming is why certain “spine” arrows will be needed?
#4 Any date of manufacture, or any other information you can give me on this bow would be appreciated. Thank you
I just got a Jet Bow 3330 at a flea market for $15! What a solid bow! Do you know where I can get a string for it?? Tia
The two feather logo is a deer track
It is suppose to look like booth. Talked to one of the designers from that time. Pretty cool story.
Thanks for the video lots of good info.Dug out my super jet along with some others found the jet is a 67 going to get a string on it and get to shootin.What length string did you use? Looks like a 57" also what do you think of throwing a FF string on it,
I wouldn't use a FF. Heard it will cut through it. I away from my house. Tomorrow I will get the string size for you.
Thanks fast reply I looked through earlier comments.Looks like a Dacron in size 57" is what I want
found 15 334 power jets at the local dump...look to be 1967....all super clean.
are they rare r kinda common?
need to get a string and try them out.
tks for all the good info in the vid.
They were heavily mass produced from the fifties to the eighties. They go for around $35 on up on ebay.
I just purchased a Ben Pearson to learn traditional its a 60" 45# 335 jet bow. Blonde coloring. I have learned from your videos it's pre '68. (Wow may be as old as me) is there any way to tell the exact year of manufacture? I've shot it once, and totally love the action. Nice and smooth. No finger or hand shock, excluding the piece of fletching I put through my finger from bad form. Heehee. But I would be grateful for any help you can give me. Thanks.
Thanks for watching. The pre-68 models changed the logo every other year. If you could send me a picture of the logo, I should be able to date it for you.
I use a mobile device and can't upload pics here. Will post on g+ public. Thanks.
Cool, I'll see what i can find.
I'll also add mine doesn't have the molded plastic grips instead it's like a plastic tape and used to have a molded plastic rest that fell off of it
If I want to replace the string on this bow what would you recommend? I have the same one in the video, the 35lb older one. 3350 super Jet 1968-69. My dad just passed it down to me for my boys to learn on.
Dacron, no fast flight, FF will cut its way through your bow
One more Question, does that takedown? I haven't gotten mine in yet.
hi, I just found your channel & I like it. can you tell us how you can find out the draw weight on BP bow that is not marked? thanks for your effort & keep the videos coming.
+p2g1949 Is it wood or fiberglass?
please help what length and grain of arrow is best for this bow i just bought one? please help im subbed
What is the draw weight?
I have received what appears to be a Ben Pearson Super Jet with no label, but is stamped with "55 lb", and measures 65 1/2" from tip to tip with no string. Can you tell me what model that is and what string I can purchase for it. I would like to have string with finger savers. Thank you for your help.
Gary Figallo
I would need to see pictures of it to have a chance at the mode number.
As for the string. The length depends on if it is a long bow or recurve.
The finger savers you can get from Three Rivers
Late to the party here haha. I have a question. I have two bows that I suspect are Ben Pearson super jets. I got them from one of my neighbors about 15 years ago and use to play with them all the time when I was a kid. They where completely unmarked when I got them, but I think it wore off. The grip is the exact same as a Ben Pearson but I noticed that where the bow meets the grip it is a lot more narrow than the ones you where showing. Do you think they are Ben Pearson Super Jets? Also do you think They would be safe for me to fully draw? (I'm a 5'4" female) I have been wary of them after growing up not really knowing the full specs.
I would have to see a picture of them to give you a better answer. As for shootability, inspect the bow for cracks and separations. If you do not see any then you should be good to go. Mine is 50 years old and shoots great.
After a ton of digging I think they are 3320's
Neither of them have any notable cracks but there are a few areas on the edge that are a bit more pale from impacts (we where fairly rough on them as kids)
Have it strung and work it slowly to check for any signs or sounds of damage.
I bought a green fiberglass ben pearson 3350 60" 45# at flee market for $10. Im have trouble finding out the right string lenthg for this bow. Im kinda confused as to length 60" minus 3-4 inches? I need help.
Yes, that is the general rule.
I have a Ben Pearson fiberglass recurve bow the model number is 3360, how would I clean it? it's just been collecting dust because I haven't had the time to shoot it.
Mild soap, water and a stiff brush
i recently got a 35lb Ben Pearson super jet. it measures about 59in tip to tip. what string would you recommend?
+Ryne Tamney Soory for the delay, the general rule is a string 2" shorter than the bow. I went down and measured mine, 57".
Okay my Super Jet must date from the 70s . The writing has worn off except for the logo but mine pulls a lot heavier than 30# and I'm sure I remember(when I could still read it, I've had it for probably upwards of 25 or so years now) that it was rated at 55# and if I recall it's harder to draw than my Bear 45# Grizzley. My Jet is 60" in length. Can you tell me what size string I need? The 53in. string I have on my other Ben Pearson bow, a green fiber glass bow of exactly the same length and shape(depth of recurve or reflex) produces a 9.5 in. brace height. Do you think that's too deep? I'm glad I found your channel and some one who has expert knowledge of the history and manufacture of these wonderful bows. I'll subscribe.
Yours probably is a 335. I have two of those in 35 pounds. Brace height for that bow should be 7.5 to 8.5. I like mine at 7.5. Should you should look for a string a little longer than you have. Good Luck!
Hey i just found a 1964 ben pearson super jet 335 i was wondering what size bow string you would recommend
Thanks for the response. I went to a local archery shop and got it fitted by the pro with the correctly sized string. Brace height definetly less. Now I have to get used to a different feel in the way it handles ,of course.
I just ordered a model 335 with a 45lb draw. However, the string length is wrong. Can you tell me how long it should be? Thanks
+Carl Hirner
Sorry for the delay, Wednesday is Archery League night. I measured my strings they are 57" long. Recurves usually take a 2 to 4" string that is shorter than the bow. They did make a take down that looks very similar. Seen a couple on Ebay, just couldn't convince myself to buy one.
Thank You, I enjoyed your video. I'm new to archery and thought a bomb proof bow was a good idea.
In more than one way. If it turns out you don't like it you are not out that much. They tend to be a little rough, but they do the job. I like taking mine to the range and out shooting guys with expensive bows! The look on their faces is priceless.
I believe it's more Knowledge, Skill, and Practice, then how fancy the bow is. It's like most things.
Hi Greg, I recently bought a 55# 337 Strato jet I wasn't sure what the length of the bow is catalogs say it's 5 foot 6 inches which converts to 66 inches, but a lot of blogs and others I've seen on eBay say it's a 65 inch bow, I was wondering if you know the exact size of the bow and any other information you can provide. Thank you.
It is from the early 60's, Last listed in 1966. They are left and right handed, came in draw weights of 30,35,40,45,50 and 55 Pounds. The Catalog says they were for Teenage Boys and Men. Listed price of 15.50. They are listed at 66" and are usually are that length or close to it.
@@3DArchery How can I purchase a bow string and finger saver for a 55# BP bow?
I just purchased a Ben Pearson StratoJet Target bow on eBay. It only has a silver sticker, no stamp, and measures 66" nock to nock across the belly. How might I research this bow a bit?
+Matthew Sevier The best place to find information like that is here:
files.secureserver.net/0fbm9bk3jOBvjC
That is a page on the Ben Pearson website, it has all the old catalogs in it. How you date a Ben Pearson is by the logo. The logo changed every two years until 1969, then they kept the same one after that. Good Luck.
Thanks!
I found a old Ben Pearson power jet #3340 and I was wondering if you got any information about that particular bow.
Thomas Stroder Thomas, I would love to. I just bought a new computer and it will take me the weekend to transfer everything. Once that is done I will look up your bow. Off hand I can tell you it is a 1968 or later bow. Any bow made before 1968 had only three numbers for the model. In 68' they went to four. What would really help is if you could show me what the logo looks like.
3D Archery my email is stlchef21@gmail.com and I will send u the logo
I happen to have an old ben Pearson jetbow that doesn't have any of those logos. it's a get a sticker that says ben Pearson then a white line that goes into a jet then says jetbow below that. about how old do you think it is
That could be one of the very early ones. I seen them from time to time.
The newer bow logo you referred to as two feathers is actually a deer track
It was designed to look like both. Pretty neat ideal.
3D Archery cool man love the videos
The second one is deer tracks not feathers I'm pretty sure
Jacob Bush You are correct. It is deer track.
How would you string these types of bows would use a bow stringer or the step through method or the push pull method?
From a safety stand point, always use a stringer.
3D Archery how far do you think my bow shoots it's a ben pearson recurve bow no. 3360 #40 @ 28" at my draw length it may be 41-42#.
Depends on what you mean by how far. For distance I would say 120 to 150 yards, effective range is 20 to 30 yards.
Sorry I meant fast.
I couldn't tell you, there are too many varibles.
kool
What's ur favorite bow u have I just got a 40 year old bear kodiak magnum from my grandpa
Tough call. Sentimental is my 1966 Ben Pearson Colt. It was my fathers and it is the first bow I shot. By I really enjoy my 1968 Ben Pearson Palomino. Nice bow the magnum, you should enjoy that.
Do u leave ur bows strung all the time
No, Only my All fiberglass ones. They are tough beyond belief!
What arrows are you shooting??
My wife's arrows, they are Predator's 800 spine (Carbon Express).
Which do you like the 335 or 334, longbow
I love my 334 Long bow. It is such a sweet shooter.
I will keep an eye out for one. At 60", I would think the bow should not stack at 28" draw. You have pointed that out as an issue on the shorter 333 bows.
That is why I like it so much, it doesn't stack. Go Figure.
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They are no longer made. So the price varies. Use to be cheap. Now about forty five dollars
Hell sir, i just bought one exactly like one of those it is a Ben Pearson #3350 but did not come with the string, can you please tell me what type of string this type requires? or maybe send me a link to where i can purchase the string? Thank you in advance.
+J Alvizo
You want a 57 or 58" string in Dacron. Copy and paste this link and it will take you to the page. Enjoy!
www.3riversarchery.com/double-loop-b-50-dacron-endless-bow-string.html
+3D Archery Thank you! one more question, what length of arrows should i buy? or does it matter?
Depends on how long your draw is. General rule, they should stick out about a half and inch in front of the bow at full draw. Mainly for safety reasons.
+3D Archery Thank you very much, you were very helpful!!
Bow will take a deer!