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Elitebowhunter

Elitebowhunter

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Ok, I have been wondering, what kind of a bow I should get? I have looked out in Bass Pro but I can't quite make my choice on what I want. I would like something that is going to be well worth my money.
 
Schrier, I switched from Mathews after many years of using them to a ROSS and I couldn't be happier. They are very well made bows and you can get some super deals on them. They have been out only two years now and in some areas are a bit hard to find. I bought the CR334 and paid $595.00 out the door price. They list for somewhere around $675.00 to $695.00. They come with Winners Choice strings and cables which was a huge plus and have a fantastic grip. Super balance point with no recoil and almost no handshock and a super smooth draw cycle. They back wall on the draw isn't as solid as the Mathews but I anchor my thumb behind my neck and have no problems with any creep before the shot. I did put a homemade STS type string suppressor on it and what I felt in the string before was totally illiminated. I really liked my Mathews and my only complaint about it was a poor quality string they come with and those stupid string dampners were always getting eat up. Since I bought the Ross I have been trouble free. If you want a superior quality bow then it would be worth your time to try one before you buy.
 
This year I went from a long time Hoyt shooter to a Bowtech Allegience. Love the bow but it is pricey. Rack is right Ross is a great company along with a few others that do not get the press: Parker, Champion and Alpine. Great bows for less ching.
 
Best value for the money is a top-end bow that is about 1-2 years old. Let the first guy take the depreciation hit and you get to enjoy all of the benefits at about 60% of the new price. Check out the classifieds on ArcheryTalk.com.
 
Check these out.
Recurves and longbows

Vibration free, super lightweight, no need for a dropaway rest, no sights, no worries about losing your release, quiet and simple, the list is endless.
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Seriously, all the top manufacturers build a great bow. Find one that fits and feels good for you and shoot.
 
I think I will be trying out many bows this summer. I want to get one that will fit me well. I will probably get one out of bass pro or something like that.
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take your time, hit all the archery shops you can find, and shoot everything you can get your hands on. the right bow will find you

just be sure to give the bowtechs a shot
 
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