Martin Archery
Martin Archery has gone from a tiny business run from the family home to a major archery manufacturer producing a strong line of bows and archery accessories.
Special innovative features of Martin compound bows include the patented Vibration Escape Modules, Double-Helix Bowstrings, Teflon-Plated Cable Guards, Core-Flex limbs.
There are two varieties of Martin compound bows available, the Pro series of bows and the Gold series. The Pro series bows are cutting edge bows packed with technological features. The Gold series are value for money performance bows that also contains some outstanding compound bows in its range.
For the great speed generated in the powerful Warthog and Firecat bows, Martin uses a C.A.T. Hybrid Duo Cam. Bows such as the Martin Moab make use of the M2-Pro Cam system. Bows from the Gold Series range use the M-Pro Cam and you can get an optional draw stop for these bows.
As a means of reducing vibration and providing a smooth and quiet draw and release Martin has a system it calls its CCS or Cable Containment System. This system captures both control cables in a single offset position and keeps them in place.
Martin Compound Bows For Sale
There are plenty of Martin compound bows for sale, plus we have pages of bow descriptions, reviews and all of the relevant specifications available. Choose a bow to be taken to the page that has the added information. It is also possible to buy these bows as part of a complete Martin compound bow package.
Find a Martin compound bow for sale among the following selection or go to the bottom of the page where you will be directed to a specific martin compound bow page.
 Martin Magnum Mag Cat Compound Bow w Many Extras Carrying Case  US $177.50
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 Martin Trophy Hunter XTREME Compound Bow Arrows Tru Fire Release Hard Case US $175.00
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 Martin Archery Jaguar Compound Bow Take Down Camo 45 2816N45 US $153.39
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 MARTIN APG WILDCAT COMPOUND BOW US $50.00
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 Martin Tracer LT magnum compound bow US $100.00
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 Martin Archery Exile Compound Bow Camo Right Hand 70 US $359.99
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Martin Compound Bow Models - Information and Sales
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Martin Exile |
| The Martin Exile compound bow is a short framed bow that has been designed primarily for bow hunting over rough and difficult terrain. It has been built with many of the standard Martin features that has helped ensure the martin bows are some of the most popular available. | |
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Martin Ridge Hunter |
| The Martin Ridge Hunter compound bow is a target bow that has been built to supply plenty of speed that is controlled thanks to a stable, slimmed down riser. With a range of new features built into it, the Ridge Hunter is a reliable compound bow. | |
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Martin Scepter 4 MAG |
| The Martin Scepter 4 Mag compound bow is the old Scepter with a new look for a new year. The bow is still basically the same tournament winning bow with a few slight adjustments. | |
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Martin Silencer |
| The Martin Silencer compound bow has been named with its primary feature as the big drawcard. This is a silent bow that is smooth on the draw and quick – really quick. | |
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Martin Warthog |
| The Martin Warthog compound bow is blindingly fast with a speed of 350fps as the top speed measured for the bow. | |
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Martin Firecat TR2 |
| The 2010 Martin Firecat TR2 has taken the old version of the Firecat with the superior speed and the light frame and have made some improvements to turn the bow into an even more impressive unit. | |
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Martin Onza III |
| The Martin Onza 3 compound bow has been designed with a focus on the rise that has been bridged to provide added strength as well as a measure of balance that will feel comfortable in the hand. | |
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Martin Threshold |
| The Martin Threshold compound bow is part of the Martin Archery Adventure Series of bows. This bow is a full sized hunting bow that has been set up to provide a great deal of value in a bow that will be capable of an enormous amount of stopping power. | |
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Martin Moab |
| The Martin Moab compound bow is one of the more popular single-cam hunting bows in the Martin line up. The new version of the bow now features the redesigned M2 single cam which replaces the previous single cam model. | |
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Martin Firehawk |
| The Martin Firehawk is part of the Pro Series range in the Martin Archery line up. It is a short frame bow that the company bills as a leading high performance bow. | |
| Martin Lynx | |
| The Martin Lynx compound bow is one of the early versions of the Martin range of bows and represents a chance to try out a bow before the latest in technological break throughs began to change the face of hunting with compound bows. | |
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Martin Bengal |
| The Martin Bengal compound bow is a short draw bow that is often touted as the best value compound bow on the market. In fact, it has won awards that have named it the best value bow of the year. | |
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Martin Cheetah |
| The Martin Cheetah compound bow is a light weight bow that manages to pack a solid wallop combining a draw that is nice and smooth with quick accuracy. | |
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Martin Leopard |
| The Martin Leopard compound bow is a short draw bow that will suit the small framed archer while still delivering plenty of power. | |
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Martin Saber |
| The absolute value for money option in the Martin range is the Saber creating a great quality bow right out of the box that is filled with features and that costs a small percentage of the cost of other comparable bows. | |
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Martin Firecat 400 |
| The Martin Firecat 400 compound bow is part of the 2011 line up of Pro Series hunting compound bows. The bow is equipped with a number of features that speed lovers are going to be very excited about. | |
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Martin Firecat 360 |
| The Martin Firecat 360 compound bow is another new bow from the 2011 range and is a shorter framed bow that provides added accuracy for the sake of a little speed. | |
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Martin Cougar |
| The Martin Cougar compound bow provides those who appreciate the stability and control that can be had with a mid-length bow. While many other bows are being made with increasingly shorter frames the Cougar provides those who prefer accuracy over maneuverability. | |
| Martin Rytera Bullet X | |
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Martin Pantera |
| The Martin Pantera compound bow is part of the Gold Series of bows in the Martin range. It is a hunting rig that has been packed with features and the design is based around the solid riser that has been made to cut down on the weight. | |
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Martin Tiger Youth |
| The Martin Tiger compound bow is a youth bow that the company has stated is the best youth bow they have produced. It is a scaled down version of an adult bow giving the young archer the opportunity to get a feel for the way a fully sized compound bow is going to look and shoot. | |
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Martin Jaguar |
| The Martin Jaguar compound bow was one of the most popular compound bows in the market for quite a few years thanks to the well balanced nature of the bow. Combine this with a lightweight frame and a Dyna Single Cam that that powered the bow and it featured great shot accuracy as well as good consistency. | |
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Martin Firecat M44 |
| The Martin Firecat M44 compound bow continues the long line of Firecats produced by the Martin Archery Company that has helped raise it to the top of the pile in terms of shooting accuracy. This is a tournament compound bow that has helped many archers take first place. | |
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Martin Prowler |
| The Martin Prowler compound bow is a great entry level compound bow that was available for sale new back in the 1990s. Although it has been replaced with compound bows that have been packed with newer innovations, the Prowler still represents a very worthwhile choice for the beginner archer. | |
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Martin Phantom |
| The Martin Phantom compound bow was released in a number of different configurations over the years. The Phantom Fuzion was a bow that provided the hunter with plenty of versatility thanks to the performance of the weighted cam design. | |
| Martin Shadow Cat | |
| Martin Crossfire | |
There are many discounted Martin compound bows available for sale on the various product pages. Buy a cheap Martin compound bow here. For more information about their bows you may want to visit the Martin Archery website.