PSE Brute Compound Bow
The PSE Brute is a smooth drawing single cam bow that has been released as a compact parallel limb bow that is capable of high speed shooting. It has just been updated with a new lighter riser as well as a string stop to reduce the noise and vibration even more.
The Brute uses PSE NRG Inner (NI) Cam System to build speed capabilities topping out at 308 fps.
The PSE Brute delivers high end accessories and shooting capabilities in a bow that is very reasonably priced. It is an extremely forgiving bow that has been made to maximize your accuracy with a brace height of 8-1/8 inches. All of the features that have been packed into this bow are the types of extras you will get on a bow that costs a lot more than what you can find this one for.
PSE Brute Deals on eBay
 BOW PSE BRUTE LITE NEW 2010 NI CAM RIGHT HAND PACKAGE  US $469.00
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 PSE Brute LT NI Compound Bow 29 70 Treestand RH US $205.49
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 PSE Archery Brute LT 27 30 60 Ts RH US $405.50
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 PSE Archery Brute LT 27 30 70 Ts RH US $405.50
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 PSE Archery Brute LT 70 RH Package Ts Fr US $622.92
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 PSE ARCHERY BRUTE LT COMPOUND BOW LH 29 60 2009 NEW US $309.99
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 2010 PSE Brute LT RH compound bow Package 60 70 US $475.00
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 PSE Brute Compound Bow NEW 2009 US $384.99
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 NEW 2010 PSE BRUTE LT 29 60 RH US $399.99
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 NEW 2010 PSE Brute LT Compound Bow RH 70lb 29 US $389.99
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 2010 PSE BRUTE LT COMPOUND BOW PACKAGE 60 US $499.99
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 NEW 2010 PSE Brute LT RH 60lb 29 TREESTAND CAMO US $388.99
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Bow Features
Ultra lightweight riser; Slim, Low Torque (SLT) Grip; Vibracheck Backstop - Instantly terminates string vibration; Parallel Limb Design; NRG Inner Cam System; 6" of draw length adjustment without a bowpress; Asymmetric Idler Wheel; Pivoting Hyperlight Unibody Limb Pockets; Precision Engineered Boattail Limbs.
Bow Specs
Draw Weights : 40, 50, 60 lbs
Draw Lengths : 27-30"
Axle to Axle : 32"
Brace Height : 8-1/8"
Mass Weight : 4.5 lbs
Effective Let Off : 80%
IBO Speed : 308-300 fps
What they're saying about the PSE Brute
I have the 08 Brute and love it!. I have partially disabled with a bad back So i needed a bow that was smooth and easy on the shoulders and therefore easy on the back...The only thing that i would recommend is changing the stirings depending on how much you shoot. i worn out the factory strings in about 5 months and switched them to winners choice.