Matt, you always give great reviews. I had difficulty deciding between the SS34 and CP30. I was sure the SS34 would be my new purchase after shooting, but my dealer had not gotten in a CP30, and my instincts moved me to wait trying the CP30 once it shipped in from Bowtech. In my hands the CP30 felt like the SS34 in a more compact frame. The CP30 when shooting has less vibration, nice potent feeling release, and smooth draw set at 65 pounds in comfort mode giving a balanced consistency seeming really natural as to what I like. I bought the CP30 with no regrets. All their bows are fantastic depending on your particular use, but being more on the move now when hunting, this bow is a winner for me.
Hi Matt, I enjoyed your video. I had a question. Im a 27 in Draw. I was am torn between the cp28 and the cp 30. Other than the cp30 being 2 inches longer is there much difference between the two bows. Being a short draw i was looking for a bow with a short axle to axle bow thats forgiving with decent speed. Thanks 🙂 Brian from Iowa!
They changed the routing of the cable on the cam, but the cam profile is still the same. Both are great bow and I think the CP28 would be a good fit for you. Thanks!
I can't give you an exact wait time, but the bows that I have ordered have shipped pretty quickly. I would guess within a month depending upon if you choose a stock color or go custom.
Noise will be about the same. SR350 will be faster. I prefer the CP30 because it's more compact, but the long riser allows the bow to hold on target really well. Can't go wrong with either, best option is to shoot both and decide for yourself!
@Coyote Creek Archery I've already shot both earlier today and it's hard to choose the cp30 looks very precise and consistent it's just I wish it could shoot a 400g arrow at 330fps out of the box😅instead of below 300 that's all
@@josevalenzuela5011 Did you shoot the CP30 on Performance? You'll gain about 9-10 fps and the draw cycle is still very nice. I'm only shooting around 260 fps!
@Coyote Creek Archery yes sir on comfort and performance mode felt smooth and fast but the only way for the arrow to move up to what it says on the box 330fps is to use 300grain arrow and I know lighter arrows means speed more than accuracy but heavier arrows 400 grains and up will only go so fast I've been trying to find a simple answer for my theories
Solution SS is physically lighter. Draw cycles are very similar. Personally I would go with the CP30 for the longer and straighter riser, and the new cam that shouldn't wear out cables as quickly.
I have seen some with serving separation in the cables. Bowtech has been quick to send out replacement cables and even replacement cams which has fixed the issues. Otherwise they have been great!
@coyotecreekarchery I had gotten a sweet deal on a bowtech solution. Took it to archery shop to check it out ajd get it set up. He put it on the draw board. It drew fine but then wouldn't release . Cams locked up. Everything looked mint but couldn't figure it out. Luckily it was able to be returned. Got it used on ebay. Then gave a 2nd look at cp30 ajd just didn't like the grip in my hand. I went with a pse fortis 33 70# e2. Hoping to really enjoy it without issues either
@@c.r.rg9529 It sounds like the bow was drawn with the cable stops removed which would cause it to lock up. Should be an easy fix. I loved my Solution, wish I still have it! PSE makes great bows as well, I hope it works out for you! Thanks!
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Matt, you always give great reviews. I had difficulty deciding between the SS34 and CP30. I was sure the SS34 would be my new purchase after shooting, but my dealer had not gotten in a CP30, and my instincts moved me to wait trying the CP30 once it shipped in from Bowtech. In my hands the CP30 felt like the SS34 in a more compact frame. The CP30 when shooting has less vibration, nice potent feeling release, and smooth draw set at 65 pounds in comfort mode giving a balanced consistency seeming really natural as to what I like. I bought the CP30 with no regrets. All their bows are fantastic depending on your particular use, but being more on the move now when hunting, this bow is a winner for me.
The CP30 is a favorite of mine and I hope to own one myself this year. Glad I could be helpful and I hope that you enjoy your new bow!
I ordered a CP 30 Friday afternoon. Great bow!
I think you'll love it! Good luck hunting!
Hi Matt, I enjoyed your video. I had a question. Im a 27 in Draw. I was am torn between the cp28 and the cp 30. Other than the cp30 being 2 inches longer is there much difference between the two bows. Being a short draw i was looking for a bow with a short axle to axle bow thats forgiving with decent speed. Thanks 🙂 Brian from Iowa!
They changed the routing of the cable on the cam, but the cam profile is still the same. Both are great bow and I think the CP28 would be a good fit for you. Thanks!
Thanks Matt for the reply. Happy Hunting! 🦌
Matt do you know what the delivery wait time would be on a left hand 29/70 CP30?
I can't give you an exact wait time, but the bows that I have ordered have shipped pretty quickly. I would guess within a month depending upon if you choose a stock color or go custom.
@Coyote Creek Archery OK thank you.
What's better in terms of overall speed and most quiet cp30 or sr350
Noise will be about the same. SR350 will be faster. I prefer the CP30 because it's more compact, but the long riser allows the bow to hold on target really well. Can't go wrong with either, best option is to shoot both and decide for yourself!
@Coyote Creek Archery I've already shot both earlier today and it's hard to choose the cp30 looks very precise and consistent it's just I wish it could shoot a 400g arrow at 330fps out of the box😅instead of below 300 that's all
@@josevalenzuela5011 Did you shoot the CP30 on Performance? You'll gain about 9-10 fps and the draw cycle is still very nice. I'm only shooting around 260 fps!
@Coyote Creek Archery yes sir on comfort and performance mode felt smooth and fast but the only way for the arrow to move up to what it says on the box 330fps is to use 300grain arrow and I know lighter arrows means speed more than accuracy but heavier arrows 400 grains and up will only go so fast I've been trying to find a simple answer for my theories
@@josevalenzuela5011 email me and I'd be glad to discuss this further with you
Are those stops any firmer
Material seems more firm, not sure I can tell a difference on the back wall.
How does it compare to the solution ss?
Solution SS is physically lighter. Draw cycles are very similar. Personally I would go with the CP30 for the longer and straighter riser, and the new cam that shouldn't wear out cables as quickly.
Thanks for the reply
Are the limb pockets still plastic?
Same limb pocket that they've used for several years.
Thanks for your reviews , waiting on a ss34 review
Thank you, I hope to have it out within the week!
Can you still get the correct 28?
CP
@@chrississon2646 Yes you can still get the CP28 and SR350 in 2022
Wish you were close by. 28 / 60 CP 30 would work for me .
1 year later. Any issues with this bow you knowof?
I have seen some with serving separation in the cables. Bowtech has been quick to send out replacement cables and even replacement cams which has fixed the issues. Otherwise they have been great!
@coyotecreekarchery I had gotten a sweet deal on a bowtech solution. Took it to archery shop to check it out ajd get it set up. He put it on the draw board. It drew fine but then wouldn't release . Cams locked up. Everything looked mint but couldn't figure it out. Luckily it was able to be returned. Got it used on ebay. Then gave a 2nd look at cp30 ajd just didn't like the grip in my hand. I went with a pse fortis 33 70# e2. Hoping to really enjoy it without issues either
@@c.r.rg9529 It sounds like the bow was drawn with the cable stops removed which would cause it to lock up. Should be an easy fix. I loved my Solution, wish I still have it! PSE makes great bows as well, I hope it works out for you! Thanks!
@@coyotecreekarchery thanks for the input knowledge and response