Browning Micro Midas Specifications

Browning Micro Midas

Below are the specs for the Browning Micro Midas compound bow. This compound bow was modified by the Browning design team over years. Scroll down to find Browning Micro Midas specs for all modifications.

4 versions (2000-1997), specs were changed
all versions (2000 - 1997)
specific version
Version Brace
height		 Ata
length		 Draw
length		 Draw
weight		 IBO
speed		 Mass
weight		 Let-off
BH AtA DL DW IBO Wght LO
Version: 2000
2000 " 34 " 15-27 " 15-45 lbs fps 2.9 lbs 65%
Version: 1999
1999 " 34 " 15-27 " 15-45 lbs fps 2.9 lbs 65%
Version: 1998
1998 " 36 " 19-27 " 15-45 lbs fps 2.9 lbs 65%
Version: 1997
1997 " 36 " 19-27 " 15-45 lbs fps 2.9 lbs 65%
BHBrace height
AtAAxle-to-Axle length
DLDraw length
DWDraw weight
IBOIBO speed
WghtMass weight
LOLet-off

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Check Out Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Genuinely wide growth range - 15 to 45 lb of draw weight and three cam-swappable draw brackets from 15 to 27 inches let one bow follow a child for years
  • Die-cast magnesium riser gives a real-metal handle a child won't outgrow or snap, closer to an adult hunting bow than a plastic youth toy
  • Micro Maximizer cam adjusts draw length without a bow press, so a parent can re-fit the bow at the kitchen table as the kid grows
  • Smooth, forgiving 65% let-off hold that suits a young shooter still building form and back tension
  • Choice of Micro Maximizer or Whisper Plus cams on the same chassis, plus a combo package that ships with a sight and quiver
Cons
  • Long discontinued and only found used - parents buying one today should confirm the string and cables are serviceable, as a fresh Fast Flite set is a straightforward re-string at any pro shop
  • The 32.5-to-36 inch axle-to-axle and sub-3-pound mass are built around small-frame shooters, so a taller teen at the top of the range may want to step up to an adult platform sooner