ORIGINAL: Bols

Kevin, welcome to the forums.

Basically, what we need from you is a price range. What are you willing to spend to buy a new bow? If you can give us a price range we can give you our opinions on which brands would fit what you are willing to spend.

From there, purchasing a bow is strictly a personal choice. The next step would be to hit up the dealers in your area and get a chance to shoot the bows you are most interested in.

Another great way to check out bows is throughcompany websites. All major bow companies will have a website and should list all of the bows in theirlineup currently being produced. Most companies turn over bows on a fairly frequent rate. Some bows get face lifts and slight changes each year. It is just part of the sport of archery.

Any other questions, don't hesistate to ask.

After you select a bow, the next challenge will be how you want to accessorize your bow.