Nice to hear, But if I recall correctly, I think my exact words to you were.... it is a lot of bow for the money.

Spend some time shooting it and getting the feel for it. Learn its qwerks, and its abilities. Really take the time to " LEARN " the bow, then come back and give us your specs and settings and just exactly what you think of the bow. I would like to hear a very experienced knowledgable critique of the bow. Also, if possible , shoot it through a chronograph and see what your true arrow speed is and give the weight of your arrow.Some people think that those are cheap, slow, and inferior bows, because they don't say bowtech, matthews, ross, martin, or any of the other high profile bow makers. I think a lot of them might be suprised at what can be had in a bow, for much less than some of those 800 - 1000 dollar bows. In fact they are only 300.00 dollars, and less on sale. But like I said, I personally would like to know the particulars on and about your bow, once you get accustomed to it and get the specs.

Thanks and I hope you enjoy the new bow.

Good hunting and God Bless