Black Widow PSR owners....

[threeunder]

Would like to hear from anyone who owns the BW PSR or has spent time with one.
Its intrigued me as of late and I'd like to see what you guys think.
Ken

[Richard in OK]

I shoot a 50# PSR @28", 54". It shoots well, and I like short recurves. Not much else to say, really. It shoots a bit lower with a bow quiver attached.

Richard

[statedriller]

I've got a 54" right now that seems a touch short for my 28" draw, but that is just my preference.  I've got a new PSRX on order.  This one is a 56".  I love them for their versatility in the tree and on the ground.  Nice light weight and smooth drawing all the way out.  I'm not a big fan of the factory grip though, both mine have Shrew grips on them.  Although the Toby grip is pretty nice...

[Joshua Grimshaw]

I have owned two. The first was a used 56"; It was just a little short for me. I sold it and bought a used 58" PSR takedown 54 @ 27". I draw 27.5" with it and I think it is great. I prefer it over the PSA that I used to have.

[Biathlonman]

I tried a 56" T/D.  The normal grip is like a really straight longbow grip and I hated it.  It shot well though.  If you like a longbow grip or have a custom grip done on it it could be nice.  With that being said I think the Toelke Chinook is much nicer and cheaper to boot.

[Blackstick]

I shot a 58" at Compton's last weekend and fell in lust with it. Now, I'm thinking of selling my TF III to fund one.

[swp]

Been shooting a 56" PSR for over 5 yrs now. No complaints!

[findbows]

I have 56 at 47lbs,  58 at 55lbs, and 60 at 65lbs There all greats shooting bows. I just had rotater cuff repair 2/22/12  I have been shooting my 47 lbs and 55 lbs. Fills good and I can shoot up to 100 arrows a day. I shot at compton last weekend for fun I wish I shot for score my BW was so smooth.best regards Findbows