Don' t forget to look at Brownings, they are made by PSE and designed by Browning, they are sweet bows and affordable. To me a bow should " fit" you, it should feel " right" the first time you pick it up. Being comfortable with a bow is far more important than the name brand or price tag.

I would also emphasize the importance of buying it from a dealer that will set the bow up for you. If you now how to tune a bow well then E-Bay or the like would be fine, but a Pro-shop is the way to go in my book, not only do you wind up with a bow set up right, but you also have some one to go back to if you have any problems.