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Stevens Archery - Prevailer

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Description: Stevens Prevailer, 65lb, wired fall camo is a wicked camo pattern with barbed wire throught. But the camo doesn't make the bow. The best camo pattern in the world won't help you hit what your shooting at. This bow will. Very forgiving brace height 7.5, easy draw, with a very nice valley and excellent backwall. Very little pull back as the let-off is 80 to 85%. The SLMR Hybrid cams tune easily, with dual draw stops (top and bottom) you get a good solid feel at full draw. Bow draws smooth, without that loping feeling you get with some bows. You reach peak draw weight at roughly 14" to 16" depending on draw weight. I have over 500 shots and have expierenced little to no nock travel.The string is prestretched and served with halo servings. Peep stays perfectly aligned every shot. Now for speed, that seems to be the what most people want. While not the fastest in the industry, I feel that it holds it's own against any bow in it's catagory. Shooting a 400 spine arrow weighing in at a total of 395 grains, draw length of 29" I am getting 304fps. Shooting the test standard of 350 grains I have no problem reaching or exceeding the published speed of 337fps. Feel free to PM me for any other info needed.
 
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Description: Stevens Prevailer, 65lb, wired fall camo is a wicked camo pattern with barbed wire throught. But the camo doesn't make the bow. The best camo pattern in the world won't help you hit what your shooting at. This bow will. Very forgiving brace height 7.5, easy draw, with a very nice valley and excellent backwall. Very little pull back as the let-off is 80 to 85%. The SLMR Hybrid cams tune easily, with dual draw stops (top and bottom) you get a good solid feel at full draw. Bow draws smooth, without that loping feeling you get with some bows. You reach peak draw weight at roughly 14" to 16" depending on draw weight. I have over 500 shots and have expierenced little to no nock travel.The string is prestretched and served with halo servings. Peep stays perfectly aligned every shot. Now for speed, that seems to be the what most people want. While not the fastest in the industry, I feel that it holds it's own against any bow in it's catagory. Shooting a 400 spine arrow weighing in at a total of 395 grains, draw length of 29" I am getting 304fps. Shooting the test standard of 350 grains I have no problem reaching or exceeding the published speed of 337fps. Feel free to PM me for any other info needed.
Hi Hog hunter, I am new to Archery Talk and am trying to get some specs and tuning information on the Stevens Prevailer. It looks like you're the guy to ask. I recently purchased a used Prevailer for my son and it shoots great. I would like to know what numbers correspond on the cams to what draw lengths. If you could advise or have a manual or a picture of the settings directions it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Martin
 
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