The Logan Bow delivers a refined blend of classic archery craftsmanship and modern performance. Designed for hunters and target archers, this riser combines clean lines with advanced materials to produce a stable, responsive platform under varied conditions.
Engineered for precision, the Logan Bow emphasizes low vibration, balanced weight, and consistent shot execution across draw weights and lengths. Understanding its configuration, performance boundaries, and real-world behavior helps you integrate it effectively into your shooting routine.
| Model | Draw Length Range | Draw Weight Range | Riser Material | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Logan Bow Standard | 24"–32" | 40–70 lb | 7075 Aluminum Alloy | All-around Target & Field |
| Logan Bow Hunter | 26"–34" | 50–80 lb | Carbon Riser + Alloy Core | Large Game Hunting |
| Logan Bow Comp | 22"–30" | 35–60 lb | Hybrid Composite | Competition Target Shooting |
| Logan Bow Lite | 23"–31" | 30–50 lb | Lightweight Magnesium Alloy | 3D & Mobility Shooting |
Performance and Accuracy Characteristics
Stability and Shot Consistency
The Logan Bow’s geometry minimizes lateral flex, translating to tighter arrow groupings at longer distances. When paired with a steady anchor, the platform promotes repeatable release behavior.
Energy Transfer and Arrow Speed
Efficient limb seating and a rigid riser allow more stored energy to translate into arrow velocity. Expect faster arrow flight compared to older, heavier designs, benefiting both kinetic performance and wind drift management.
Design, Ergonomics, and Customization
Adjustable Modules and Modular Accessories
Integrated dovetail systems enable quick limb swaps and sight relocation. You can tailor brace height and grip texture to suit different distances, arrow spine choices, and weather conditions without replacing the entire setup.
Balance and Handling in Field Conditions
Weight distribution is tuned to reduce torque on full-draw holds. Combined with a dampened vibration profile, this makes the Logan Bow comfortable during extended hunting stands and reduces shooter fatigue during practice sessions.
Arrow Selection, Specs, and Compatibility
Matching Spine, Length, and Point Weight
Arrow selection directly influences grouping consistency. Use manufacturer charts to align spine, length, and point weight with your chosen draw length and draw weight, ensuring optimal energy transfer and forgiveness.
FAQ
What draw lengths does the Logan Bow support out of the box?
The standard models are adjustable from 24 to 32 inches with limb bolts, while hunter variants extend to 34 inches using extended modules.
Which arrow spine range works best for field points versus broadheads?
For field points, mid-spine ranges offer straight flight; for broadheads, selecting a slightly stiffer spine compensates for added weight and stabilizes impact groups.
How does brace height affect the shooting feel of the Logan Bow?
Lower brace height increases acceleration but demands more precise form, while higher brace height softens the shot and reduces hand shock, letting you tune comfort versus speed.
Can the grip on the Logan Bow be customized for smaller or larger hands?
Modular grip inserts and interchangeable backstraps allow you to adjust palm swell and finger shelf angles, improving comfort and reducing torque during release.
Maintenance, Care, and Real-World Use
- Inspect limbs and cables before each session for cracks or fraying.
- Rotate and rotate string and serving to even wear across contact points.
- Store the Logan Bow in a temperature-stable environment to protect composite and aluminum components.
- Use manufacturer-specified limb bolts and torque settings to maintain safety and tuning integrity.
- Perform a brace height check monthly to preserve optimal performance.
