fredbearfan

Does anyone have any experience with this company's bows?

I was looking at traditional gear (ArcheryByMail.com)and came across the Champion bows. The Stratus model single cam is under $300 and comes with an arrow rest, peep, silencers, string loop and get this - tuned in a shooting machine to your arrow length and size. Machined riser, split limbs, 7 5/8" brace, 38" overall, 3.9 lbs, Mossy Oak camo, IBO 300 fps.

Is it too good to be true?

Sooner_Hunter

What I have heard they have a good reputation. This website may help a bit. http://www.huntersfriend.com/bowselection.html



Edited by - sooner_hunter on 10/23/2002 20:55:04

fredbearfan

Hey Sooner,
Thanks for the site info. Love that comparison chart!

Sooner_Hunter

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thx fbf. given that info out several times and u r the first person to appreciate it.



&quot;Size isn't important, but it HELPS!!!&quot;

Trushot_archer

I shoot a 2001 model Champion Titan and Love it. I'm not really sure about customer service...haven't needed it yet (knock on wood) but the bow I have is very high quality, light, fast, forgiving, and more accurate than I'll ever be! LOL.

Yeah Sooner! The bow selection and comparison guides are Awesome! I learned more on that site about bows than anywhere else so far. One of the reason I went for the Champion in the first place.

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cdnarcher

Here is a review that we did on the Champion Mustang
http://www.bowzone.ca/modules.php?op...owcontent&id=3

bag em' and tag em'
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