I also like the Parker bows and the customer service that goes with them. My question would be what is available from bow shops in your country? There are a lot of good bows out there but none are worth a darn if they don't get set up properly. When talking about changing limbs and things, it's no advantage if you have to wait 6 months for parts or they cost an arm and a leg to get them.It's also difficult to say you'll like this bow and not that one, because every one is different. The ONLY good way to choose a bow is to get out and shoot them to see what works best for you. Write down the bows recommended here and go see what ones you can get your hands on to test shoot. Shoot as many different bows as you can before making your decision. With all bows set at a specific draw weight, find the bow that feels the easiest to draw and easiest to hold your draw. Finding the most comfortable bow is more important than what name is on it.