LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY 1) PSE crossbow stocks, metal prods and cams, if defective, will be replaced at no charge for the lifetime of the product. 2) Limbs, if defective, will be replaced at no charge for the first year, and at 50% of the replacement cost thereafter for the life of the product.

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Focused on cutting-edge bow technology, PSE engineers some of the fastest compound bows on the market, as well as the most affordable high-performance bow in the world, the PSE Stinger. All of PSE's compound bows are proudly made in America at their Tucson, AZ production facility.

Precision Shooting Equipment For most of the company's history, however, Tucson, Ariz. has been the home of PSE Archery - which stands for Precision Shooting Equipment - and that's where Shepley turned it into one of the nation's leading makers of compound bows, a few traditional bows, and in recent years, crossbows.

Crossbows work on essentially the same principle as a bow – energy stored in the limbs of the crossbow is transferred to the arrow upon release of its string. Crossbows have a limited range, similar to that of a bow, and require careful estimation of the distance to the target to ensure a precise shot.

Precision Shooting Equipment For most of the company's history, however, Tucson, Ariz. has been the home of PSE Archery - which stands for Precision Shooting Equipment - and that's where Shepley turned it into one of the nation's leading makers of compound bows, a few traditional bows, and in recent years, crossbows.

The original crossbows were made of wood and, over time, experimentation saw the prods being formed from mixtures of wood, horn, bone, and metals. Todays crossbows are most often composites, steel and its alloys, and aluminum and its alloys. Each material has properties that make it work well.

Tucson, AZ All of PSE's compound bows are proudly made in America at their Tucson, AZ production facility.

There are three main styles of archery that club members use: Olympic Recurve, Barebow, and Compound.

Crossbows don't require the same physical strength or training that ordinary bows do: When using a traditional bow, an archer must draw, aim and shoot in fairly quick succession. The longer it takes the archer to aim, the more fatigued his arm will become, and the less accurate his shot will be.

New materials throughout, limb designs, strings, sights, bolts, stock construction and cocking mechanisms have made modern crossbows easier to use, more accurate and increasingly effective on game. The modern crossbow allows hunters who may not be able to draw a bow to deliver an extremely precise shot.

All of PSE's compound bows are proudly made in America at their Tucson, AZ production facility.

PSE are excellent - had them for the last 13 years - since the original HF X-Force. The "Point Shoot Explode" moniker may have been in your fathers days - but not any more. PSE have a lot less trouble than some other top brands - and there warranty is second to none.

crossbow, leading missile weapon of the Middle Ages, consisting of a short bow fixed transversely on a stock, originally of wood; it had a groove to guide the missile, usually called a bolt, a sear to hold the string in the cocked position, and a trigger to release it.

Crossbow's limbs are shorter and heavier than those of a bow and are mounted horizontally to a stock. The crossbow arrow, or bolt, is launched from a grooved track with the aid of a trigger system. Many models feature a scope or telescopic sight.

Target Archery Target Archery (Indoor and Outdoor) This is the most common style, so expect to see a lot of it. Target archery can be practiced indoors or outdoors as it's quite easy to set up an indoor or outdoor target range. It is the archery style featured in Olympic tournaments.