Prime Archery Articles

A new year, a bevy of new compound bows that redefine performance for today’s bowhunters.

Available in four lengths — 31, 33, 35 and 37 inches — and two brace heights for each length — the new Prime Divide lineup provides a personalized offering for any bowhunter.

The first of its kind, Prime’s 2025 flagship bow — the Form — is a hybrid created using unique engineering principles to connect carbon and aluminum at key points of the riser.

The first of its kind, Prime’s 2025 flagship bow is a hybrid created using unique engineering principles to connect carbon and aluminum at key points of the riser.

Don’t make the mistake of waiting until right before opening day of archery season to begin shooting your bow.

Practice doesn’t necessarily mean shooting dozens of arrows a day all summer for these top bowhunters. Find out their secrets to success.

Prime bolsters field-proven technologies with a few new updates, yielding its finest bow yet.

With so many great options to choose from, 2024 is a great year to be a bow buyer. Here are 16 models to check out at your local pro shop as you gear up for bowhunting season.

Success rates are notoriously low for general unit archery elk. Here’s how the author punched his tag on four recent DIY bowhunts.

With stability built right in and a new cam system, Prime Archery’s latest launch — the Prime REVEX 2 — is a winner.

Bowhunting World’s Field Editor Darron McDougal recently tested the new-for-2023 Prime REVEX 2. Spoiler: With stability built right in and a new cam system, it’s a winner.

The Ultimate Gear Giveaway is back!

If you’re in the market for a new compound bow in 2023, then one of these 14 flagships is calling your name.

Six new-for-2022 flagship compound bows are put to test for speed, accuracy, sound, fit and finish, and other important criteria.

The new flagship Prime Inline 3 epitomizes what hardcore bowhunters expect when they drop more than $1,000 on a hunting bow.

The Prime Nexus 2 is fast, quiet and dead-in-the-hand on the shot, making it comfortable and accurate.

Despite its new features, the Prime Black Series retains the company’s unique parallel cam and Centergy technologies.

A born-and-raised DIY deer hunter from Wisconsin tries his hand at bowhunting Texas exotics.

Here’s an in-depth look at two 35-inch axle-to-axle bows, the Prime Logic CT5 and the PSE Evoke 35 EC.

While it’s true nothing is more important than skill when it comes to archery accuracy, the gear you choose can certainly help — or hurt — you.

Bowhunters who put a premium on pleasant shooting qualities and maximum forgiveness will be very happy with the new G5 Prime Logic CT3.

Bowhunting World Editor-in-Chief Jace Bauserman spent a week testing the new-for-2019 Prime Logic CT5. Spoiler: He loved it . . .

The all-new Prime Archery Logic CT9 compound measures 39 inches and is sure to appeal to competitive shooters and hunters alike.

We test the new 2018 G5 Prime Logic, which replaces Prime’s Centergy, a bow best known for its steadiness, forgiveness and general shootability.

Watch this Short Shot on G5's Prime Logic compound bow. Reviewed by Bowhunting World Magazine.

The 2018 Prime Logic boasts all the features that have made Prime a top-tier bow manufacturer. Oh, and cool new split limbs as well.

Step outside the 3-D norm and sign up for the Total Archery Challenge.

The Prime Ion is not a sexy bow; the design elements of this bow are just too sensible to be all that sexy. If it were a vehicle, it would be a truck and not a sports car. It is a shooter, though.

Intentionally blurring the line between hunting bow and competition bow, the Rival retains Prime’s distinctive Parallel Cam system, significantly redesigned for 2015.

Total Archery Challenge at the infamous Snowbird Ski Resort hits record number of participants.