10 Days of ATA #8—For Fast Target Acquisition Shoot Prime’s New Logic Bow
Words By: North 40 Outfitters
Posted: January 31, 2018

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Prime Logic Bow—2018 Archery Trade Association Show

Our North 40 archery experts loved getting this bow in their hands at the 2018 ATA Show in Indianapolis, Indiana. Shooting 330 feet per second the new Prime Logic bow takes centergy technology to the next level. This bow’s parallel cam design, smooth draw, and near perfect balance helps hunters and target shooters acquire their target faster and more accurately than they could before. This bow measures 31 inches from axel to axel, which means it’s a great all-around bow that also excels in limited mobility situations. For instance, if you're hunting from a blind, high in a tree stand, in dense mountain timber, or on a sagebrush littered flat, you’ll appreciate the Prime Logic’s short length and light weight—just 4.3 pounds. The new Prime Logic bow can be shot at draw weights of 40, 50, 60, 65, 70 and 80 pounds.

Hey guys. Jamie Vaughan with Prime Archery. We're here in 2018 ATA show in Indianapolis. And today we're going to talk about the new Prime Logic. So the Prime Logic's our 2018 flagship bow, 31" x-axle. Features the 82X aluminum, with the center grip and the swerve.

So center grip moves your mass weight to the bottom side of it, holds a lot better, more stable. The swerve controls the flex to the riser. So your riser's flexing parallel with each other, so it's working in sync. Also features the new TRM cam system, it's a wider string track. It's more stable, a little bit more forgiving, along with the shortened rigid limbs, just gives a good stable feel. Quarter inch axles, gives a glassy smooth draw cycle, along with machine spacers. So this doesn't allow them to crash, it engages the bearings so everything's working in sync together.

So this bow comes in the new Ghost Green, Tactical Tan as well as the First Light Cipher and Opti Fade Sub Alpine. So 24 and 1/2" draw length, up to 30", cam specific, 40, 50, 60, 65, 70 and 80 poundage limbs.

So it's going to be a good bow. Any of you tree stand hunters, ground blind hunters, and really anybody that's wanting a short bow that's going to be forgiving and just do whatever you want it to do. So, thanks.