Prime RVX 34 For Sale​

Prime RVX 34 For Sale​ . No matter how often I do it, getting a new bow never gets old. It’s the start of a new process, and I look forward to every step involved. This past November was no exception, and I got my hands on what is currently my favorite bow ever. The Prime RVX 34 is both a looker and a shooter. Below, I will give you the rundown from top to bottom and my experience with this racy new vertical rig thus far. Prime RVX 34 For Sale​

The new RVX is essentially a refined version of the successful Revex from the previous year. Prime offers the RVX in ATA lengths of 32, 34, and 36 inches. For this article, we’ll be focusing on the 34-inch axle-to-axle model.
The RVX 34 has a brace height of 6.25 inches and an adjustable let-off of up to 85 percent. Regarding speed, it comes in with an IBO top end of 342 fps. As for draw length, you’ll have the option of a range that stretches 26.5 inches to 30.5 inches. Bowhunters will also enjoy a wide range of peak draw weights from 40 to 80 pounds in a bow with a fighting weight of 4.5 pounds.

Prime RVX 34 For Sale​

Along with the Center Grip Riser that Prime is well known for and the incredibly easy-to-tune CORE™ Cam System, Prime also includes a Picatinny mounting option and rear mount integration on the rest. This all comes in style, too. Prime has returned their Recon Gray color and G-Fade option with both Sitka Subalpine and Kings XK7 camo patterns. The cable guard has also been lowered on the RVX to help decrease torque. Lastly, this bow accommodates the new Prime quiver that sits incredibly tight to the riser.

With all that noted, the RVX 34 has many capabilities and will fit most shooters. The dang thing wants you to shoot it

Traditionally, compound bows have a grip positioned lower on the riser. Prime goes against the grain here and focuses on performance. With a grip situated in the center of the riser, it lowers the center of gravity. The result is a much more stable platform at full draw, which cuts pin float by up to 64 percent.  Prime RVX 34 For Sale​

Prime RVX 34 For Sale​

The Prime designed this grip with not only accuracy in mind but comfort as well. It incorporates Aerogel Technology developed by NASA, which protects astronauts from extreme temperatures. Using Aerogel in a bow grip means an insulating layer between the grip’s riser and shell to protect against a cold or hot aluminum riser.
Shooting the RVX has also been nothing but pleasant to me. I was previously shooting a different brand of bow and was pulling 65 pounds with it because that’s what felt the best. With the RVX, I can easily bump that to 70 pounds because it feels the same as the other did at 65 pounds of draw weight. The draw cycle is easy to navigate without hard drop-offs or stiff points. And it doesn’t feel like it wants to jump out of your hand at full draw. Prime RVX 34 For Sale​