Compound Bow Comparator

The CT5 is a great shooting bow, for a reasonable price tag considering the price of the competition. Prime also gives the original owners new strings every two years for as long as they own the bow, which is a great deal for anyone expecting to own their new bow for an extended period of time. The 35-inch frame allows the CT5 to be used for every style of shooting archers are involved in without compromising any particular area. 340 feet per second in this longer framed bow is a pretty good speed rating, and the ability to adjust the let-off is a great option for shooters as well. The cams being draw length specific is a bummer for anyone still growing, or interested in selling after a year. However, those planning to keep their rig for a while will not have much to worry about with switching cams. From a shooter's perspective, it is hard to find anything wrong with the CT5, and it is going to be an outstanding do it all bow for many people. Read full review...

The CT9 is the longest installment of the Logic series from Prime, and it nicely rounds out the model name with a longer target bow. Although most archers will use the CT9 as a target bow, some longer draw archers may be comfortable taking this rig out in the woods with them since it can reach a 32-inch draw length and up to 80-pounds of draw weight. Those wanting a hunting bow feel in a target frame will have a great deal to like about the Prime Logic CT9. It is tough to fork over the added price increase for the CT9 being a target bow and only 4-inches longer than the CT9, while featuring the same technology. However, even with an MSRP of $1199, it is still competitively priced with other target models on the market. For those wanting a 39-inch axle-to-axle bow, the Prime CT9 is hard to turn down. It feels great, and the solid limb stop back wall is a feeling lots of archers are trending towards. This rig is an impressive one, and deserves any attention it receives from owners or potential buyers. Read full review...

• The CT5 is a bow capable of every major style of archery shooting
• The longest Logic of the hunting group also has the fastest speeds
• Prime warranty allows original owners new strings every other year for life
• MSRP of $999 is competitive for a 2019 flagship bow

• Draw length goes all the way out to 32-inches
• Six maximum draw weight limb configurations
• Lots of finish option available

• The parallel cams are draw length specific

• Parallel Cams do not have a rotating module to change draw length
• The 39-inch axle-to-axle may not be the desired measurement for everyone
• MSRP of $1199