Best bow for the money?
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 6
Best bow for the money?
I have been looking for a new bow in Sportsmans Warehouse. They carry Parker, Ross, Bowtech, Browning and PSE. Out of these companies what model and company make the best bow for all around hunting? (Deer, Elk) I have been looking at the Bowtech Allegiance and the Browning Illusion but do not know which is better.
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Northeast Tennessee
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RE: Best bow for the money?
go with the allegiance but to answer your question, for the money nd i know they dont sell them but the reflex line especially the excursion are great bows for the money
#3
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Wayne Co. Michigan
Posts: 203
RE: Best bow for the money?
Defenitly shoot the Ross. its not the fastest bow in the world but its one of the quietest has zero hand shock and has imo the smoothest draw cycle. the price isnt too bad either. I would give up an arm for one.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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RE: Best bow for the money?
ORIGINAL: Cougars09
go with the allegiance but to answer your question, for the money nd i know they dont sell them but the reflex line especially the excursion are great bows for the money
go with the allegiance but to answer your question, for the money nd i know they dont sell them but the reflex line especially the excursion are great bows for the money
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#7
RE: Best bow for the money?
I'm a bowtech guy, so the allegiance has my vote, however, I've heard many great things about Ross. Also, you might want to check out the Diamond line of bows, like the victory or liberty, made by bowtech.
Kelly
Kelly
#8
RE: Best bow for the money?
This is like asking every one whats the bestfood.
Most people will just recommend what they shoot. There are tons of good bows out there and if you shoot as many as you can you'll find whats right for you. Don't get caught up in all the hype. Good luck.
Most people will just recommend what they shoot. There are tons of good bows out there and if you shoot as many as you can you'll find whats right for you. Don't get caught up in all the hype. Good luck.
#10
RE: Best bow for the money?
Look at the specs. Do you want a longer ATA bow, or shorter? What IBO speed do you want? Parallel limbs or not? Is weight a factor when you are hunting elk in the mountains? My recomendation for a bow: 34" ATA, 310 IBO speed, Parallel limbs, under 3.5 lbs. If you can, go shoot the bow you want to buy.