Diamond Edge 320 Specifications

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Below are the specs for the Diamond Edge 320 compound bow.

4 versions (2022-2019), specs were not changed

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Version	Brace height	Ata length	Draw length	Draw weight	IBO speed	Mass weight	Let-off
BH	AtA	DL	DW	IBO	Wght	LO
Version: 2022
2022	7.25 "	32 "	15-31 "	7-70 lbs	320 fps	3.6 lbs	85%
Version: 2021
2021	7.25 "	32 "	15-31 "	7-70 lbs	320 fps	3.6 lbs	85%
Version: 2020
2020	7.25 "	32 "	15-31 "	7-70 lbs	320 fps	3.6 lbs	85%
Version: 2019
2019	7.25 "	32 "	15-31 "	7-70 lbs	320 fps	3.6 lbs	85%

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Pros

The name is the speed and it nearly holds up - 320 fps IBO on paper, and a real chronograph reads 320 at the top draw setting and 309 at the 30-inch mark, fast enough for any whitetail range
One bow spans a child to a grown hunter - 7 to 70 pounds and 15 to 31 inches, all set on the limb bolts and a rotating module with an Allen wrench, no press required
Smooth draw into a back wall that holds - the cam rises evenly to peak and settles into a wall firm enough to anchor against, easy to let down
Quiet and dead in the hand - minimal post-shot vibration and hand shock for a budget bow, the kind of calm shot that usually costs more
Complete R.A.K. ready-to-hunt package plus a high 85% let-off - everything to start hunting in the box and a light holding weight at full draw

Cons

At peak weight it draws about a half-inch short of the marked length, and the 15-inch floor sits on the cam's B cable setting rather than the default A - back the draw weight off or move to the B setting and the full range opens up
Plastic limb pockets and a barebones Tundra sight mark the price point - the whisker-biscuit rest and 3-pin sight get you hunting, but shooters who grow into the bow often swap the sight for a brighter multi-pin later