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2013 Martin Nemesis 35

2013 PSE X-Force Omen Max

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2013 Martin Nemesis 35

2013 PSE X-Force Omen Max

Brace Height

7 "

5.5 "

AtA Length

35 "

33.625 "

Draw Length

26 " - 31 "

26 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

35 lbs - 70 lbs

40 lbs - 80 lbs

IBO Speed

335 fps

358 fps - 366 fps

Weight

3.8 lbs

4.4 lbs

Let-Off

80%

70%

Martin Nemesis 35

PSE X-Force Omen

Summary
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The Martin Nemesis 35 is the flagship bow for the 2013 lineup. It was designed for the archer that prefers a longer ATA, and this bow fits the bill with a 35" ATA. The elongated riser, the X4 Twin Limbs, and the Nitro 3 Hybrid cams and the 7" brace height provide a solid platform with plenty of power at 335 fps. This is a higher priced bow and has the speed and looks to go with it. It can be adjusted from 35# - 70# draw weight and 26" - 31" draw length. All adjustments can be done easily without the need of a bow press. If the shooter wishes to use this rig as a hunting bow, they should not have any issues with the short kills as the speed will take care of everything, but on a shot beyond about 30 yards, there is enough noise and vibration in this bow that the shot could be compromised. Read full review...

The PSE X-force Omen Pro is one of the fastest bows on the market today. Improvements to the Omen Pro for 2011 have made a speed bow, with a short brace height, into an accurate shooter. Additionally, the new riser and limb pockets help with accuracy but also make the draw cycle on this bow much smoother than its predecessors. The draw cycle is also enhanced by adjustability to the back wall and valley. The Omen Pro may not be for everyone, beginners may want a slightly more forgiving draw cycle. However the Omen Pro may be perfect for the serious bow hunter and/or 3D shooter requiring the speed to forgive yardage errors. Read full review...

Martin Nemesis 35

PSE X-Force Omen

Pros

Easy to tune
Solid shooting platform
Fast and accurate
Solid back wall

Very fast and powerful
Very solid back wall
Relatively quiet for a speed bow
Low shock and vibration (with a stabilizer and other silencers)
2011 Omen Pro is surprisingly accurate
Adjustments in cams help customize draw cycle

Martin Nemesis 35

PSE X-Force Omen

Cons

A good bit of vibration and noise from a bow of this price
Sharp incline in draw cycle forcing effort to reach let-off
Too pricy

Draw length specific cams
Stiff draw cycle with a short valley and notable hump
Not the most forgiving bow

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out of 8 reviews

a very fast, high energy hunting bow that, for the good archer, will serve all its duties
by dave Johnson from NY
i love the pse omen it is a very fast bow and thats what i like....
by shawn p stewart from mississippi
first bow. lovin it.
by andrew from minot nd
Very fast and very accurate with proper form. Amazing speed at low poundage and with heavy arrows.
by Harry Lampes from Massachusetts
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Martin Nemesis 35

PSE X-Force Omen

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