PSE Mach II (1983)
with photo of Pete Shepley
Bear Archery "Delta V" (1981)
Pearson Archery (1982)
Shadow and Equalizer
Martin Onza 1980's-1990's
Shown above is a special edition
gold plated model.
Darton Archery (1986)
wood riser side track cams
Bear archery Delta-V, Bow & Arrow, December 1981
Indian Archery Tracker, Bow & Arrow, August 1980
Black Hawk’ Bow, Archery World, September 1984
Bear Archery BioTech Cam, Archery World, May 1983
Darton Archery (1989)
Rare prototype cam in string design
This bow was made using a
Howatt Mamba recurve
Cam is built in to bowstring. Makes
an interesting design but not one that
works. The cam hits the limb when shot.
This bow also features a cable guard with
a roller and slide.
(designer unknown)
Golden Eagle Archery (1987)
Double Eagle with hand painted animals
TSS Quadraflex (1989)
Darton 700 I/T, Bow & Arrow, August 1989
Browning Archery (1989)
Vortex X and Ambush X
Martin Cougar Pro Series (red) 1980-81 with stainless arm dual wheeled cable guard with threaded holes in rod to adjust wheels and choose a 5 pound override This bow also featured single groove eccentrics.
Golden Eagle (1982) featuring similar cable guard and custom wood inlays.
Martin Pack Rat take-down compound
(1987)
Barnett Archery "Sioux" (1988)
Martin Cougar Pro Series (1982) features double wheel cable guard.
Darton Stinger, Archery Business, December/January 1989
York Archery CNC-1, Archery World, May 1983
Bear Archery (1984)
Tamerlane and Super Kodiak
with BioTec single track cams
Jim Cox "Black Ram" (1987)
Production model version 2
Jennings Unicam (1987)
Proline Archery (1987)
Medallion Series with hand painted animals
Golden Eagle
"Hunter Turbo" (1989)
Martin Archery (1988)
"Firecat"
Martin Archery (1983)
Jaguar, Cougar Magnum, Cougar II,
Warthog B, Cougar Magnum with cams,
Bobcat with cams.
Bear Archery (1983)
Bio-Tech single track cam
Jeffery Archery (1983)
80’s York Bows, Bow & Arrow, April 1980
Pearson Archery
"Mach 1" (1981)
adjustable in 1/2" draw
lengths ad 5 lb weight
increments.
Bear "Delta V"
Hoyt Archery (1985)
"Rambo" compound
Two Radical Bow Designs, Bow & Arrow, June 1989
Crazy bow. Built just for fun. Made almost impossible to shoot.
The sight window is a standard
right hand design but the grip is upside down. One limb and cable is white, the other is black. One limb has an eccentric wheel the other has a cam.
(Martin Archery 1985)
Prototype cam test bow. (1986)
Design includes round roller wheels
on each limb with the cams in brackets on the riser.
(Howatt Archery, Martin Archery)
Firebird Hunter Bow, Archer World, November 1983
Bear Omega / Indian X series, Archery World, September 1982
Delta V (close up)
shows draw module and string bumper
PSE Archery "Excalibur" (1982)
Stemmler Archery (1982)
Centaur (40" axle to axle)
York Archery (1983)
"CNC-1" with "Alpha cam"
early CNC riser compound
Bear Whitetail Hunter
featured 3 weight adjustment system
Bear Archery "Compound Bow Kit" (1981)
Jennings "Silverstar" (1980)
featured inlays with etched Turk, Egyptian and English artwork.
Two Radical Bow Designs, Bow & Arrow, June 1989
Jennings Compound Bow Kit (1989)
Two Radical Bow Designs, Bow & Arrow, June 1989
PSE Archery (1986)
Jet-Flite and Jet-Flite Express
Jeffery Archery "44 Magnum" (1981)
Two Radical Bow Designs, Bow & Arrow, June 1989
York Archery (1985)
Browning Archery (1982) with X-Cellerator Cams
Bear Archery (1984)
Super Brown Bear, Brown Bear
and Pronghorn Hunter
Pearson Archery
"Ambusher"(1981)
4 wheel model
40% let off
Hoyt Archery "Contender", Button Buck" and "Stag" (1984)