| From: arrowflight
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| Date: 16-Oct-17 |
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I am interested in taking the plunge on a PCH. If you own one, I would love to see some pictures and specifications in regard to your bow. Any other information about your PCH model Blackwidow would be helpful too. I think I have decided upon a 55# widow at 56". I haven't yet decided upon the Graybark or Greenleaf color...decisions, decisions.
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| From: max
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| Date: 16-Oct-17 |
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2010 50 pounds 56 inch PCHX I Forget the woods type
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| From: max
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| Date: 16-Oct-17 |
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| From: TradFan
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| Date: 16-Oct-17 |
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PCH max size is 60" so if you have longer draw length go for PSA or PMA
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| From: indianalongbowshoote
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| Date: 16-Oct-17 |
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I owned a PCH X in Tulipwood it was a beautiful bow and shot good I just couldn't get used to it and shoot it consistently so sent her down the road..
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| From: Widow sax
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| Date: 16-Oct-17 |
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I love my PCH's here is one of mine the newest one.
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| From: Widow sax
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| Date: 16-Oct-17 |
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53@28 56" long all wood. Widow
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| From: justinspicher
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| Date: 16-Oct-17 |
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That green leaf color is sure nice.
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| From: bowhunt
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| Date: 17-Oct-17 |
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I had 56 and 60 inchers.I liked the 60 incher more.My favorite widow 3 PC T.D is the PCH.
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| From: Clovis6
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| Date: 17-Oct-17 |
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I'm in the same place as arrowflight. I have a PAX (62", 56#)and a PTFX (60", 50#) and am also looking for my first PCHX. Would ideally like 58" or 60" and 45-55#. The challenge for me is it has to be low wrist. Let me know if you have one you might be willing to part with.
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| From: DennySturgisJr
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| Date: 17-Oct-17 |
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I used a PCH on a recent hunt and really enjoyed it and the way it shoots. I'm sticking with it the rest of the season.
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| From: Selden Slider
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| Date: 17-Oct-17 |
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PCH, 58", 48#@28". Greybark with no red or white. Diamondback skins on back of the limbs. If your draw length is longer than 28" I'd choose a 60" bow. It shoots great with cedar or carbon. I like D97 so I stay with the BW strings. Frank
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| From: arrowflight
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| Date: 17-Oct-17 |
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Thanks for all the contributions so far guys! They sure are nice looking bows.
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| From: TradFan
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| Date: 17-Oct-17 |
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In PCH P stands for Phenolic. It makes bow heavier. If you want wood instead it will cost $$. Exact weight cost money too. My PCH went for $1400 without laser overlays.
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| From: TradFan
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| Date: 17-Oct-17 |
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Widows are good investment too. Other bows will loose lots of value right away but widows are good buy.
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| From: arrowflight
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| Date: 17-Oct-17 |
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Awesome looking bow TradFan! What are the wood combos?
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| From: Jason D
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| Date: 17-Oct-17 |
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I've loved mine but am selling cause of shoulder probs 47# is just out of my comfort zone. :-/ Love the mass and look of the black phenolic and that nice compact riser.
J.
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| From: Big Dog
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| Date: 18-Oct-17 |
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"Widows are good investment too."
Not really. But get one if you want one! I had a 58" Osage PCH and it was a good shooting bow and there isn't a company with better customer service.
Regards
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