MY new bow is a NO-GO...back to square one!
#1
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Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Sugar Grove NC USA
Guys, High Country ended up not wanting to make me a custom bow at a different ATA length.I was really dissapointed buyt there are alot of good bows out there. The man I have been working with has a bow shop and is a HCA dealer. He has really encouraged me as a beginner to select a bow with a 36+ axle to axle length and 7+ brace height. He feels I will be able to shoot a longer bow more accuratley as a beginner, and when I am ready one day get a shorter faster bow when I get more experience. Anyhow, he has actually steered me away from HC bows since they really don't have another bow he is reccommending to me. I was surprised because this actually shows he wants me to have the best bow for me and not make a buck off a rookie. Anyhow, I have several bows and brands I have been looking at...tell me what ya'll think. PARKER- Hunter -Mag, Extreme Hunter -Mag
RENEGADE- The Nugebow
REFLEX- Gizzly, Timberwolf, and Super-Slam.
What do ya'll think of the SLAM 1/2 cam system on the Reflex bows? I would really like a single cam bow I think but I don't know enough to count out Reflex.
If you guys have any other bows out there like I have described let me know please!
THANKS
RENEGADE- The Nugebow
REFLEX- Gizzly, Timberwolf, and Super-Slam.
What do ya'll think of the SLAM 1/2 cam system on the Reflex bows? I would really like a single cam bow I think but I don't know enough to count out Reflex.
If you guys have any other bows out there like I have described let me know please!
THANKS
#5
I held and drew the Super Slam, since then it keeps emerging in my thoughts
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For the money I would give it a large amount of consideration. If it shoots as good as it feels, it will be a winner for sure.
.For the money I would give it a large amount of consideration. If it shoots as good as it feels, it will be a winner for sure.
#6
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Vinton VA
I just spent the last couple of weeks looking at bows. The Reflx Timberwolf 2005 model, was high on my list. I actually went with a Hoyt-Vtec, but dollar for dollar the Reflex line in general impressed me as solid well made bows at good prices.
#7
Throw another vote in for the Reflex lineup. High quality at an affordable dollar. They are getting closer and closer to what Hoyt sells for much more.
#8
IMO instead of the Super Slam I would go with the Hoyt Ultramag. It has the same cams and laminated limbs as the V-tec and shoots almost identicle. I have one and love it . It has a generous axle to axle lenght andgood brace height.
AWSOME bow for around $450!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AWSOME bow for around $450!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




