Pick My Bow
09-14-2007 | 02:15 PM
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From: Hamlet, IN
Pick My Bow
Going to shoot left handed, at 26.5 Draw, and a 55# setting. I've narrowed it down to the Refex Growler or the Bowtech Tomkat. But still open to all options under $650.
I've shot and I'm fime with either bow, but not too sure on the accessories? What about the arrows, sights, and rests? Pro-shop here said to go with the axis arrows. I liked the whiskerbisket too. ???
I've shot and I'm fime with either bow, but not too sure on the accessories? What about the arrows, sights, and rests? Pro-shop here said to go with the axis arrows. I liked the whiskerbisket too. ???
09-14-2007 | 02:32 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Idaho,Stationed in Ludington,Mi
RE: Pick My Bow
Well,
Most importantly choose whatever bow feels great to you! I shot a ton of new bows this year. i narrowed it down to the Black Ice and the Drenalin.
I chose the Black Ice because it felt great to me. Supersmooth, and quite. And the guy at the Bowtech/ Diamond dealer wasn't a prick, like the guy at the Hoyt/ Matthews dealer!!!
I use a WB, and I loce it. Will probably never shoot another rest. you won't be dissapointed!
Good luck!
Most importantly choose whatever bow feels great to you! I shot a ton of new bows this year. i narrowed it down to the Black Ice and the Drenalin.
I chose the Black Ice because it felt great to me. Supersmooth, and quite. And the guy at the Bowtech/ Diamond dealer wasn't a prick, like the guy at the Hoyt/ Matthews dealer!!!
I use a WB, and I loce it. Will probably never shoot another rest. you won't be dissapointed!
Good luck!
09-14-2007 | 02:33 PM
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From: homer, NE
RE: Pick My Bow
Get the bow that works best for you. A good shooter makes the bow, the bow will not make a good shooter, some bows feel better in your hands, are more forgiving, faster and so on. No one but you can say with is the best for you, both are good bows. Get the one fits your needs. The axis arrow one of the best carbon arrows you can buy.
good luck
good luck
09-14-2007 | 10:13 PM
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From: Hamlet, IN
RE: Pick My Bow
its a SOB to find a bow in stock that will fit me. BPS only had one bow, a Parker Buckshot. It shot good for me, liked the rubber grip. But it was only a 40-50# bow and we had it maxed out at 54#.
09-15-2007 | 07:11 PM
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RE: Pick My Bow
ORIGINAL: phishook
Going to shoot left handed, at 26.5 Draw, and a 55# setting. I've narrowed it down to the Refex Growler or the Bowtech Tomkat. But still open to all options under $650.
I've shot and I'm fime with either bow, but not too sure on the accessories? What about the arrows, sights, and rests? Pro-shop here said to go with the axis arrows. I liked the whiskerbisket too. ???
Going to shoot left handed, at 26.5 Draw, and a 55# setting. I've narrowed it down to the Refex Growler or the Bowtech Tomkat. But still open to all options under $650.
I've shot and I'm fime with either bow, but not too sure on the accessories? What about the arrows, sights, and rests? Pro-shop here said to go with the axis arrows. I liked the whiskerbisket too. ???
09-16-2007 | 12:00 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Pick My Bow
Ive used the WB from the day they came out(well not the same day) and its the only rest I will use.Just remember to put a extra dab of glue on the front of your vains,this will save you from dissapointment....other then that its great...forgot make sure you get the right one for your arrows...