I saw on here or another site (could very well be the latter.) a recommendation away from the MT Sport, as it was an entry level bow and not quiet as technologiclly advanced as Hoyts other bows. Then a suggestion was made about perhaps buying some other bows anywhere from 250 dollars more and up in price than the MT sport (or the bow replacing it in Hoyt's line). What's up with that. I believe I could go my entire life and never buy a new bow (save for replacing it after wearing it out) and be happy. Well, I consider the 245 dollars I spent on my MT Sport several years ago, to be the best money I've ever spent on any hunting equipement ever. I've shot it a great deal with only a little preventative maintenance keeping it in top form, banged the heck outt it in the woods without a problem, and shoot it more accurrately than any bow I've ever owned, or borrowed to test shoot. I couldn't be more confident drawing back on an animal if I quit my job and spent my entire day and life savings searching for a bow that would ultimatly make me more confident in my tree. Needless to say I would have to disagree with anyone having anything negative to say about this "entry level" bow. In closing I'd like to say I really, really like my MT Sport very much!! Some day I'll show you a picture of it if I can ever get a rack buck to dare come in range of my tree!!! Enjoy, Juniorpc