if you are going to hunt deer,i feel HORTON is fine,is compact .if you are going to practice a lot,like put 200 or more shots ,the HORTON could be more expensive down road.

you have cams,cables,string which needs press to get off.

i just replaced my limbs,they were 125 dollars,bow was hardly shot.

maybe i did it when i broke my cocking rope,horton said AGE did it, bow is 10 years old.so, AGE will destroy your limbs too.

if you get horton,make sure you have dealer near you that can change strings for youand send it back to the company for repairs or have parts to fix it..

my HORTON is deadly out to 30 yds which, if i did use it for deer,would be max i would shoot.it will put arrow in same hole over and over at 20 yds.

if i was to buy another bow it would be a EXCAL.