Bear Assault Compound Bow
Bear Assault Review
1 editor review + 7 user reviews
The Bear Assault is a complete, quiet, easy-to-own hunting bow that has aged well because it got the basics right: a smooth E-Cam draw, a dead-in-hand shot, 3.9 pounds of compact maneuverability, and a Ready-to-Hunt kit that leaves nothing else on the shopping list - all for roughly $549 at its 2010 launch. Its 328 fps IBO was never class-leading, and real hunting arrows land below that number, but speed was never the point; livability was. What I keep coming back to is how much finished, field-ready bow it puts in a first-time buyer's hands, and how little it asks of them to set up - an inch of draw change is a hex key and five minutes, not a pro-shop appointment. It is an excellent choice for the budget-minded or first-serious hunter who wants one quiet, light, adjustable bow that is ready on day one, and it is particularly strong as a compact treestand and ground-blind rig for whitetail and hogs. Buyers prioritizing raw speed in the same compact size should also look at the Bowtech Assassin; those wanting the lowest-cost quiet single-cam should look at the PSE Stinger... read full review
- Low price but high quality by dj beard jr from rison arkansas
- Great bow at a great price. by Richard Edward from N.Canton, Ohio
Bear Assault Specifications
2 versionsManufactured: 2010 - 2011 (2 versions, specs changed)
Latest version: 2011 Bear Assault
| Brace Height | 7.25 " |
| Axle to Axle Length | 30.75 " |
| Draw Length | 26 " - 31 " |
| Draw Weight | 50 lbs - 70 lbs |
| IBO Speed | 328 fps |
| Weight | 3.9 lbs |
| Let-Off | 80% |
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