Need info on PSE Strato-Flyte compound bow
Question:
I am going to buy a PSE Strato-Flyte compound bow and would like to know the good/bad things to expect before I drop cash on it. I went to PSE web site and found nothing on the Strato-Flyte bow, can someone help?
Response:
>I am going to buy a PSE Strato-Flyte compound bow and would like to know the >good/bad things to expect before I drop cash on it. I went to PSE web site >and found nothing on the Strato-Flyte bow, can someone help?
It was last made around 1990, and was a low-end model. It might a good indoor target bow, or a decent close-range hunting bow. Deflex riser and round wheels make it a very slow shooter, so don’t expect bazing arrow speed. Probably very easy to draw and shoot. Depending on condition, it might be worth $100-125 US at most. I have a very similar one (LH-never used) for sale in my shop, and am asking $150 CDN ($100 US).
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Here is the exact email with bow description, he’s asking $175canadian, is it worth it? <snip> I have a PSE Strato-Flyte compound bow with graphite arms. It is a 30" draw and has a 55-70 LB pull. It comes with a site with 4 distance pins and 5-6 Easton aluminum arrows with target tips. The original price was $275 and the site was $35 and arrows are around $6 apiece. Total= $340 This bow is pristine!! Never used for hunting. I am selling it for $175. <end snip> – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->I am going to buy a PSE Strato-Flyte compound bow and would like to know the >good/bad things to expect before I drop cash on it. I went to PSE web site >and found nothing on the Strato-Flyte bow, can someone help? >It was last made around 1990, and was a low-end model. It might a good indoor >target bow, or a decent close-range hunting bow. Deflex riser and round >wheels make it a very slow shooter, so don’t expect bazing arrow speed. >Probably very easy to draw and shoot. >Depending on condition, it might be worth $100-125 US at most. I have a very >similar one (LH-never used) for sale in my shop, and am asking $150 CDN ($100 >US).
