The very hard part of this question is that you are going to have a bow that is tuned to its very peak, and of course have a shooter who is quite litterally world class.

The only problem with that, is there are not very many world class archers that don't have a company tag line in their signature... or who wouldn't be fired outright for so much as shooting another companies bow.

You'd probably have to talk with a very very skilled bow technition... maybe someone like Crackers.



My personal opinion is that two cam bows are still more accurate (while being faster)than single cams. Single cams shoot a bit smoother and are a bit more maintenence free. I'm a pretty good shot, but still not really accurate enough to tell the difference between the two. Not even close actually.

As for the most accurate bows that are the easiest to shoot... my opinion here... the Bowtech Alliegence, and the Diamond Black Ice are both pretty hard to beat. The Vectrix XL is a solid choice.