By the Bowhunter Editorial Staff

Browning Unveils One-Size-Fits-All Bow
Browning's new Discovery is a reasonably priced multi-draw-length compound bow that will "grow" with young archers and even fit your whole family.

The secret is in its HyperMax cam system, which produces no letoff and adjusts from a minimum draw length of 14 inches to a maximum draw length of 30 inches. Other features of this 32-inch axle to axle bow include an aluminum riser, fiberglass limbs, and machined-aluminum cams. It's available in peak weights of 20 and 29 pounds and in your choice of red or blue handle w/black limbs or black handle with Mossy Oak Break-Up limbs. Contact: Browning Archery, 2727 N. Fairview, Dept. BHM, Tucson, AZ 85705; (520) 838-2000; www.browning-archery.com.

MTM Protects Your Arrows
MTM's Ultra Compact Arrow Case holds a dozen arrows securely in place and is the ideal size for storing in the side pocket of your soft bow case or inside your hard case. It's made of tough polypropylene and measures 33x5.9x3 inches. It will hold carbon and aluminum shafts up to 32.2 inches long. Contact: MTM Molded Products Co., 3370 Obco Ct., PO Box 13117, Dept. BHM, Dayton, OH 45414; 1-800-543-0548; www.mtmcase-gard.com.

Mathews Adds New Recurve To Heritage Line
The Heritage Eagle recurve is a speedy new addition to Mathews' already popular line of traditional bows. It measures 62 inches tip-to-tip and comes in draw weights from 35 to 75 pounds with custom weights also available. The Eagle's riser is constructed of laminated dyed hardwoods, and its limbs are made of laminated bamboo. Like other Heritage bows, the Eagle also has a Monte Carlo-style grip, signature heel plate, and phenolic limb tips. It comes standard with a Dyna-flight 97 flemish string, a low-friction arrow shelf, leather arrow plate cushion, leather soft case, and a bow stringer. Contact: Mathews Heritage, 919 River Rd., PO Box 367, Dept. BHM, Sparta, WI 54656; (608) 269-2728; www.mathewsinc.com.

Summit Treestands Takes Climber to New Level
The new OpenShot climbing treestand from Summit is a compact, highly maneuverable, lightweight climber (just 14 pounds) with an integrated seat/hand climber. It's perfect for those stand sites that are way back in the deer woods. Other features of the OpenShot include the secure QuickDraw cable system (8,000-pound cables); unique "grip strips" that really hold onto the tree; a 20x32-inch platform with RapidClimb stirrups that give you plenty of control while climbing; and thick, padded seats. The stand fits trees that are 8-20 inches in diameter and is rated to 300 pounds. All Summit stands come with a full-body harness, carrying straps, and a 5-year limited warranty. Contact: Summit Treestands, LLC., 715 Summit Dr., Dept. BHM, Decatur, AL 35601; (256) 353-0634; www.summitstands.com.

Tracer Sheds Some Light With New Nock
Tracer's new Touch On/Off Model illuminated nock makes finding arrows and tracking your shots easier than ever before. The nock is turned on and off by pressing a switch (it has no moving parts). Once on, the nock stays illuminated for up to 48 hours, or until you turn it off. It's battery operated and weighs 44 grains/41 net. Contact: Tracer Products, Inc., 9539 Legend Isle, Dept. BHM, San Antonio, TX 78254; (210) 387-3766; www.tracerarrow.com.