Looking for smooth shooting bow
#1
Thread Starter
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Washington
Icurrently shoot a Martin Phantom and have for about 4-5 years, my problem is I can't practice as long asI really want to because of fatique to to a left elbow injury. Iam looking forthe smoothest bowIcan findthat has the least amount of recoil and vibration without spending $700-800 on a bow.Any suggestions would be appreciated
#2
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Northeast Tennessee
Definately look at ROSS archery. I would try to get a cr model rather than the new cardiac if you have to have extremely smooth, but the cardiac is still very smooth. I think the 07 cr models are like 599 and the cardiac is 699
#5
Ross is hard to overlook. They really caused quite a stir last year with their introduction. They are very shooter friendly. But if 6 bills is still too steep, check out the Reflex line as well. The Growler is quite an awesome bow this year. Though the Reflex aren't quite as smooth as their Hoyt counterparts, they are pretty good. Of the 2 I mention, Ross is the better of them.
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Typical Buck
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Western New York
New mission bows a newer bow company a spin-off of Matthews. Smooth as silk and starting at 339 wont break the budget, little handshock, noise w/ a forgiving brace height. Also doesn't lack for speed w/ 305+
#9
ORIGINAL: matt068
New mission bows a newer bow company a spin-off of Matthews. Smooth as silk and starting at 339 wont break the budget, little handshock, noise w/ a forgiving brace height. Also doesn't lack for speed w/ 305+
New mission bows a newer bow company a spin-off of Matthews. Smooth as silk and starting at 339 wont break the budget, little handshock, noise w/ a forgiving brace height. Also doesn't lack for speed w/ 305+
For $400 you can get a Bengal from martin. The M-Pro cam is smooooooth. That is what I am hunting with this year.


