bow?
#1
bow?
I am new at compound bowhunting...i am just curious what you guys think for a bow i am looking at the PSE Bow Madness and the Diamond Stud just looking for pros and cons on these bow and see what you prefer feel free to leave ideas of other bows for me to look at trying to find a good package deal for under 800 Thanks!
Last edited by newcomer24; 08-17-2009 at 03:22 PM.
#3
Spike
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Perry County, Pa
Posts: 43
i am partial to hoyts but if you are looking at a bow economically, i would say that the hawk series bows are a good deal. i was at a couple shops this weekend and saw the superhawk priced at $450 and the turbohawk priced at $550. the turbohawk is pretty nice and claims to get good speed. to not be partial though, it looks like diamond has some really great bows for the money. the best thing to do is find a good pro shop and try them for yourself and choose which bow is right for YOU. good luck.
#4
Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: St. Cloud, Fl
Posts: 2
Martin Cheetah
I just bought a Martin Cheetah package from BPS for $516.00. I scrapped the sight provided because it was junk but kept the rest of the package. It's super smooth, fast, quiet, and the smaller axle to axle is great for tree stand shooting. The only thing I don't like about the bow is the rubber grip but you can upgrade to the wood grip for for 30-40 bucks and install it yourself. I think for the price it's a great deal.
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Parker, Co
Posts: 581
Truthfully, you have to go shoot all the bows you can. You will know the one that is right for you. What I shoot may not be what is comfortable for you. This is the best part of buying a bow, you get to shoot them all.
#7
What camelcluch said. It is hard to go wrong with any of the modern bows, IMO, when you get to the $400 plus range, but you need to see what you are comfortable with.
I shot the Diamond Stud when I was looking, and it is a good bow, but I spent some more money to go with the Iceman.
Good luck!
I shot the Diamond Stud when I was looking, and it is a good bow, but I spent some more money to go with the Iceman.
Good luck!
#9
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Painesville, ohio
Posts: 486
if you can, stand close to thier target wall and shoot with your eyes closed, doesnt matter where the bo hits, just see how it feels.find the one that feels best, and put a shop set up on it, and shoot it more. see how you group with it