looks like a good solid bow to me. shoot it before you buy it.

if you can wait a couple of weeks, reflex is coming out with the highlander thats gonna replace the grizzly. $349 retail, 305fps, and 34"axle2axle. it also has a grip more similiar to the hoyt line.

I concur...when you're ready give me a call and I'lllet you knowwhen theywill be in 888.481.8902 or drop me a line [email protected] They should hit all retailers around the same time.

Check out my post on the main bowhunting forum... I have been checking out Reflex bows and found out about a new 2006 bow called a Reflex Highlander that is supposed to be really good!

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1383328

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Thanks all for the info.
I ended up getting a 05 Reflex SuperSlam, New, for 300 flat.
Didnt get to shoot it before I bought it, but I think I will like it.
Just came in the mail yesterday, and it looks beauuuuuuutiful.
Just outta curiosity, do the 05's have the half step draw legnth adjustments (ie 27.5) or can they only be adjusted in full inch steps.
Shoot Straight!
I almost forgot how much accessories for bows cost, yikes my bank account is light. Oh well, have to shoot deer now to eat

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I shot all the Reflexes last year when I was shopping, and all were good. I have had great Hoyts and Reflexes and wanted another. I was at BPS outside St. Louis (I travel a lot) and I met up with my future bow. I shot it and it was love at first release. I think it is the ONLY parallel limbed, machined riser, hybrid cammed and wooden gripped bow out there for the price. I've seen them on sale for $399.99. It is extremely quiet, shock free and has no recoil. If you look at it you can tell it's a Reflex. Check them out at Bass Pro's website. Available in 32" or 35" ATA.

No, the Refles Slam and a Half cams are still only adjustable in 1" increments, but a string loop can help you fine tune your anchor point.




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