Bowtech Bow Reviews

The Bottom Line:The BowTech StalkerLite is the short-draw, low-poundage member of the Stalker family, sold in 2002 and 2003 as a value-tier bare bow. Its whole case is reach: a 30-to-60-pound draw-weight spread and a 23-to-29-inch draw length put a genuine adjustable hunting single-cam in the hands of smaller-framed,... read full review

The Bottom Line:The BowTech Stalker is a value-tier single-cam hunter from 2001 through 2003 that earns its keep on two things owners agree on: it is deadly accurate and it is genuinely light, at 2.9 pounds bare with a long, forgiving 33-inch-class riser. It rates a modest 298 to 306 fps IBO by design, and in the field... read full review

The Bottom Line:The Bowtech Tech 29 is a compact, single-cam hunting bow built from 2001 to 2003 - a 29.5-inch, 3.6-pound frame named for its axle-to-axle length and tuned for speed, posting a 314-320 fps IBO rating that was quick for a sub-30-inch bow of its era. It draws easily, shoots gently, and has accounted for... read full review

The Bottom Line:The Bowtech Pro 38 is a long-riser, single-cam target and field bow built from 2001 to 2003, named for the nearly 38-inch axle-to-axle length it wore at launch and refined down to a true 36.7-inch, 4.05-pound bow with a tall 7 3/8-inch brace by its final 2003 year. Its appeal is not on the chronograph... read full review

The Bottom Line:The Bowtech Black Knight 2 is an early-2000s dual-cam speed bow that turned out to be a better aimer than its spec sheet promised. It rates 342 to 350 fps IBO, holds real weight at a 65 percent let-off, and stops against a hard, defined back wall - and the long riser turns all of that into the steady... read full review