Anyone know how long the wait is on an AE bow?
This is an opinion, but I have had both. And I only shoot the AE now. The osprey is cast with plastic parts, the AE is machined with all aluminum parts. The AE is shorter tip to tip ranging from 38-42 depending on draw(short,med,long) and the osprey is 44 or 45 depending on draw. At the same poundage my AE hits harder. I feel it is a superior bow , and it will be built to fit your needs.So there better than a Osprey?
Left handed bows will be the same price. Plans going forward are to build seventy five right hand bows then purchase 25 left handed risers. Then back to the right hand bows. Once we sell the twenty five left hand bows plans are to make another 25 so on and so forth.is left handed $799 as well?
damn hacksaw buy me one or just give me the one i shot at the open ill be happyImo the AE is well worth the wait ive got an osprey and an AE the ae is smoother and hits way harder at the same poundage . I like the short tip to tip at 38 inches the osprey is a fine bow but im on the list for another ae and a couple of my buddies have shot my ae and are on the list to . When i get my next one ill have an osprey for sale.
ok ill take a new one then hahaTrashman there is no way im getting rid of the one ive got now lol. Ive put thousands of arrows thru it since then and it has performed flawlessly ive shot close to a thousand fish with it since the us open.
Well im heading overseas in a couple weeks and i plan on buying one or the other since ill have the money and i plan on using the hell out of it when i come back home on leave.Shoot both before you jump on either band wagon and drop 800 bucks