It' s looking good in the test, but when you look at the models from their site, it somehow looks a bit different...
I would not say its not looking good or anything....Just different...
Than again...their site is a old, not-updated site...
Strange thing again...
Do they under estimate the internet thing?
You mentioned the widowmaker3.
At the site there is still the widowmaker (1 ? )
What happend to the #2
Raymond, their site still lists the ' 02 bows. They' re too busy out hunting or shooting 3D to worry about advertising.
Actually, they' ve grown in market share each year they' ve been in business, and even without mass marketing, the demand seems to outweigh their supply, according to a rep of theirs on another board.
I guess not everyone wants to be king of the world
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Genesis 27:3
"œNow then, get your weapons "” your quiver and bow "” and go out to the open country to hunt some wild game for me."
I got a chance to shoot a diamond bow in Tenn. It was the Machete not the widowmaker. It impressed me so much after 2 shots it will be my next bow (as soon as I get $650 bow money). It was short, whisper quiet, fast, and forgiving. Even their ads underrate them. When I shot it, it was 2 days after shooting a Matthews BM2 and there is no comparison. If the widowmaker is like the machete it is above and beyond what the company says.
Diamond is a local company. They are made a couple of hours down the road from where I am here in LA.
They have grown quietly and seem to be doing quite well for themselves. I only know of one proshop that has them. I just bought a Hoyt Razortec and I love it, but I didn' t know of anyone local that had a Diamond when I bought it. I will be looking at one for my backup bow next year.
I know one guy that shoots an older Matthews and he has a Diamond. Says it' s a good bow and depending on the situations he sometimes uses it more than the Matthews.
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Ducks, Bucks and big Toms.... Nothing like it.
Seen this yet?
