2023 Bowtech CP30 Bow Review by Mike's Archery
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- We will be taking a look at the new 2023 Bowtech Archery Line up. This video is a close look at the 2023 Bowtech Archery CP30 bow.
Bowtech Archery CP30
Specs. $1199.99 Bow Only MSRP
331 FPS
4.5 lbs Weight
6.75" Brace Height
30" Axle to Axle
Draw Length 25"-30.5"
85% Letoff on a Binary Cam
Available in 50lb, 60lb, 70lb max weights
EXTREME MANEUVERABILITY, MAXIMUM STABILITY
Short axle-to-axle maneuverability with extended axle-to-axle stability.
Equipped with DeadLock Technologies; the quickest and simplest way to achieve perfect arrow flight and repeatable accuracy.
Features the Integrate Mounting System dovetail for use with arrow rests equipped with IMS.
*Alternate and custom decoration options are subject to upcharges.
CP30 TECH
For the archer wanting compact maneuverability, combined with maximum stability and easy accuracy, the CP30 is the only choice. The strategically designed DeadLock Cam System is optimized in size to mimic longer axle-to-axle bow stability at full draw while remaining compact for maneuverability in the tightest quarters. Top it off with an insanely smooth draw that feels like it can be held for days on end. The CP30. The only thing this bow is short on is its size.
9 Color options
Black
OD Green
Smoke Grey
Flat Dark Earth
Subalpine
Mossy Oak Country DNA
Realtree Edge
Kuiu Verde 2.0
Kryptek Altitude
00:00 Intro
00:29 Opening
00:37 Specs
01:08 Bow weight
01:30 Cam
02:33 Other Features
05:32 Color Options
05:57 Price
06:45 Shooting over Chrono
09:00 Noise Rating
09:23 Feel of Draw Cycle and shot
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Shot this bow last weekend along with the Mathews Phase 4 29, Hoyt Ventum Pro 30, and Bowtech Carbon 1. My upfront expectations put the CP30 dead last in the group of bows I tested and ended up being the bow I'll have in my tree stand next season. At a 29.5" draw length the string angle just felt perfect without dipping my head which shocked me for such a short bow. CP30 just felt so natural and comfortable to shoot. Hard to beat the adjustability of this bow as well. Definitely give the CP30 a try!
Looks mint. Thanks for the great review!
Nothing shoots or tunes look a Bowtech!
Thank you for a great review. Is there a difference in decibels between the comfort and performance setting?
Bowtech is making some awesome bows with specs people actually wanted. after trying a CP30 it draws and holds great for a small bow. i really wanted to order one but the plastic limb pockets are a hard nope.
My thoughts exactly I've always liked their bows, until they went to the plastic limb pockets. If I'm paying that kind of money for a new bow, it's going to have quality machined aluminum limb pockets.
Pretty much a non issue. I thought the same thing at first, but after years of no issues I would buy without any worries
@@ericgmathe exactly , fire arms are made out of composites. If powerful AR rifles can be made with high impact plastics a limb pocket is fk all
Did you take the decibel reading on comfort mode?
Like to see the Obsession XBR tested.
Mention if it's available in left hand