Browning Grand Illusion Compound Bow Review

Browning Archery has carved a niche for itself in the world of compound bows. The Browning Grand Illusion Compound Bow is one such offering that comes with a relatively new feature of 12” split limbs and a MegaFast cam system. This ensures that the bow is well balanced and offers you the speeds you look for effortlessly. At an FPS 330, this bow has a number of features going for it.

Its design is super smooth and the design ensures that you have a vibration-free shot, shot after shot. This is all thanks to its seven inch brace height and the Hypersplit limb pockets. Its peak draw weight is at 70 lbs.

The Browning Grand Illusion Compound Bow has an axle to axle length of 35 1/8th” making it just the right portable size. It has an adjustable let-off between 60 to 70 per cent. This could vary by five per cent on either side. It has also been fitted with technology that makes it ultra-silent and completely vibration free. In the price range of $650 to $750, this bow is well worth the investment.

Seasoned archers will find that the Browning Grand Illusion Compound Bow is based on the same design principles as the PSE line of X-Force bows. Just as the named counterpart, the Browning Grand Illusion Compound Bow is short, narrow and thanks to the split limbs, completely light. The Illusion also comes with the Mega-Fasta Hybrid system cam which dramatically heightens the speeds that the bow can achieve.

Buying a Browning Grand Illusion compound bow?

Users have found that this bow suits a variety of archers. The bow has the minimal amount of kick and is quiet and fast. Compared to the other bows released from the Browning stable, this bow can take on any other bow in its category as well as those a little above.

Currently the Browning Grand Illusion Compound Bow comes in three options to help make sure you pick the right one for yourself. These are the Bow only, Ready to shoot package and the Field Ready Package. The bows come with the Browning special of Trance cams and a new Vibracheck Backstop string stopper that will ensure a minimum vibration when you fire a shot. Another advantage that the Browning Grand Illusion Compound Bow has is that the draw length and weight can be adjusted without a bow press.

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