I would shoot both and then buy the one you like the best. Only you can answer your own question. A bow is too personal a choice for anyone to tell you what's right for you. I would also suggest that you don't limit your search to just those two bows. When you go bow shopping, shoot every bow that you have any interest in.Once younarrow itdown to two or three bows that you really like, shoot each again before you make your final choice.

A couplewords of advice when you're shopping.First, make sure thatany bow you shoot is setup for your correct draw length.Even 1/2" offcan make the bow feel much different that it should when setup correctly. Secondly,a good bow shop will take the time to work with youto let you test fireany bow you want, as long as you seem seriousabout buying a bow.If they don't want to take the timeand make the effortto setyou up right, then they aren't worth buying a bow from.

Have fun and good luck,

Mike