Bass Pro's Diamond kronik - supplied by bowtech ....

[TBD]

any comments on the performance of this bow for an entry level archer ?

[ASAT1]

You should go look at the assasin at Jimbows think you'll be happier with that and they will set it up properly and get you off on the right track

[ULTRAlite]

Only negative I have found on the Diamond bows is that the draw stop is a small peg on the bottom cam that contacts the string - This makes the back wall a little spongey. As ASAT1 stated... the assassin seems to be a better bow for the money.

[RayL42]

You should go look at the assasin at Jimbows think you'll be happier with that and they will set it up properly and get you off on the right track

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[mountainmike]

You should go look at the assasin at Jimbows think you'll be happier with that and they will set it up properly and get you off on the right track

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Cheers MM

[jsak021]

My first bow was a kronik. I actually liked it lot, very light and surprisingly accurate bow. It was pretty slow though, 250 ish with 27" draw at 65 lbs, had quite a bit of vibration as well. The lower limb twisted so i ditched it.

[Unregistered user]

Another vote for Jimbows and the assassin. Mine is set at 65lb pull and shoots aluminums at 280 fps and Carbon at 300 according to my Chrony.

[TBD]

Found a decent deal on a Kronik and wondered if there any known issues ....

TBD


... thanks for the responses !

... how much should you spend on a trigger release ?

[Redneck Renagade]

If you can. Try as many releases as you can out so that you can get a good feel for them. Average price for decent ones will run you around $100

[bakerman]

My son shoots a kronik from bass pro and loves it. He's had it for about 2yrs now and it shoots very nice, just make sure to have it tuned and set up properly.