RE: Need Help Buying A Compound Bow
I agree with Arthur. Look at many. Pick them up and if it doesn't feel good put it back and try another. It;s gotta feel good in the hand. Then shoot what feels good (several). Keep narrowing the choices down. One thing to keep in mind. At 5'6" you should shoot something with about a 26" draw. The drawlength should fit to a Tee. If it doesn't then you'll never shoot it right. And don't go too heavy in weight. You should be able to hold the bow out in front of you and draw it stright back. This is not a macho sport but one of accuracy. There are many bows to choose from from many manufacturers. I would also recommend getting from a local pro-shop. There are always times to have repairs or adjustments made later and these guys are right in your back yard.