How much is a BowTech Destroyer 350 worth?

($949)
The Destroyer 350 ($949) measures 32.38″ long with a 6″ brace height and speed rating of 350 fps. The Destroyer 340 ($949), with a 7″ brace height and speed rating of 340 fps, is available in draw lengths up to 31″.

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What year was the BowTech Destroyer 350 made?

2010
BowTech’s new creation for 2010 — the Destroyer — will certainly get folks talking with its true innovation, excellent shooting characteristics and lightning quick speed. The Destroyer series includes 340 and 350 models.

Is a BowTech Destroyer 350 good?

The Destroyer 350 is a very fast and great shooting bow with aggressive styling and high performance. This is the flagship bow of the 2010 Bowtech line. Although the draw cycle is relatively stiff, many archers say this rig is surprisingly smooth for a speed bow.

What year was the BowTech destroyer 340 made?

For 2010 BowTech has again introduced new technology in the BowTech Destroyer 340 and 350 models. This new rig has a revolutionary new OverDrive Binary cam system, FLX Guard cable containment system, 7-layer HardCore limbs, Carbon Rod String Stop, many finish options and InVelvet Armor Coating.

What year was bowtech rpm 360 made?

It is the 2014 flagship rig from Bowtech, and is sure to have archers everywhere talking.

How much is a BowTech rpm 360 worth?

This bow retails for $999 in the bare bow package, but can be found between $949 and $1149. It is the 2014 flagship rig from Bowtech, and is sure to have archers everywhere talking. With that said, for a rig of this caliber, this is a pretty average price.

How much is a BowTech rpm 360?

$949
The RPM 360 has an axle-to-axle length of 31 inches and a brace height of 6 inches. The RPM 360 has a suggested retail of $949 and should be available in January.

How much is a BowTech Invasion CPX?

As with other BowTech bows, this one shoots out of the box at speeds very close to the stated IBO rating. At a suggested retail price of $949, this is not a cheap bow, but the Invasion CPX is likely to contribute to BowTech’s growing numbers of dedicated followers.