Bowtech Destroyer 350 Compound Bow

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Destroyer 350 reviews

With an aggressive style and super high performance, the Bowtech Destroyer 350 compound bow is a fast-speed bow which many prefer. It’s got a bit of a stiff draw cycle, but it’s still very smooth, not to mention that the noise, shock, and vibration levels are all extremely low. It’s nearly identical to its cousin, the Bowtech Destroyer 340, but with an even higher FPS rating. It’s not a bow meant for beginners, but it certainly performs well for more experienced archers.

Things to consider before buying

What’s impressive about the Bowtech Destroyer 350 compound bow is that for a high-speed bow, it’s one of the quietest, low-vibration, and low-shock bows around, making it perfect for archers who can’t afford to blow their cover. It’s very smooth in terms of drawing, but it’s also a bit stiff. Yes, it has a let-off of 80%, but the user will still require a bit of muscle power to draw, at least until it hits the valley. That said, it does come with a very solid back wall.

The Bowtech Destroyer 350 has a slightly shorter draw length than the Destroyer 340, making it better for archers with shorter draw lengths. Many prefer the Destroyer 350 due to its higher FPS rating of 350, making it one of the faster and smoother speed bows around, all for a very fair price.

The Overdrive binary cam system included here allows users to adjust the draw range from 25 to 30” in ½ inch increments, although a bow press is required to change out the mods. This is a high-quality bow in terms of durability, with the only drawback being the cheap plastic grip, just like with its little brother, the 340. The Bowtech Destroyer 350 weighs over 4 pounds, so it is a bit on the heavier side.

Pros

• Solid back wall
• Very quiet and vibration free
• Smooth drawing
• High FPS
• Very durable
• Modular adjustable eccentric system

Cons

• A bit heavy
• Fairly stiff

Final thoughts

The Bowtech Destroyer 350 compound bow may not be ideal for beginners, but for the experienced archer, it’s a great choice. It may be a bit heavy and stiff, but it’s also fast, very smooth, and highly adjustable, not to mention quiet and vibration free.

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Specifications for the Bowtech bow: Destroyer 350

Brace Height	6 “
Axle to Axle Length	32.375 “
Draw Length	25 ” – 30 “
Draw Weight	40 lbs – 70 lbs
IBO Speed	350 fps
Weight	4.1 lbs
Let-Off	80% effective

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