In the end the bow is only going to shoot as well as the person shooting it. If he can make it faster then that may appeal to some folks but if speed isn't a big deal then that option loses its appeal. It makes a lot more sense to me to tune your own bow and tune your own arrow and tune them both together. I would be willing to bet that a crackerized bow and abow and arrow I setup for myself would shoot the same (except maybe speedwise). Both bow setups would be limited to my abilities as a shooter. I am not a target shooter and there may be a difference there but for hunting...........


I have read a great deal of threads here, many by long time bowhunters, that talk about not knowing if their arrow is spined correctly, weighs enough/too much, or why their broadheads don't hit like field points and so on. IMO a hunter should know how to setup, adjust and take care of his/her chosen weapons.