CSS BOW: I have shot them for 8 years, very quiet, also forgiving and as fast as the rest. 32-46 ATA Any draw length and poundage up to #80, if you want to chat or need information E mail me at [email protected] I have some in stock at a very good price.

I shoot Mathews bows, but I live close to the Pearson plant and they have some good bows that is worth checking out. There new Freedom bow is real sweet.

I am going to chime in here for Darton maverick. Got to be one of the better ones out there.

Brian

I've been trying to find a new bow that isn't a great bow, just to see if such a thing exists. So far, no luck. They all put the arrow right where you're capable of putting it. Some are faster, some are more forgiving, a few are made of better materials and some come with a better warranty, but they all have the potential to be just what you're looking for.

There is no one best bow for all situations and if there is a "best" manufacturer, it's not clear which one that is. I'm positive that it would vigorously debated by many experts without ever settling on just one. Your choices are many and fortunately almost all are good ones. To figure out the best for you, you'll have to try several and then decide for yourself.

I think you will have luck with just about any of the bows available today. I will give my 2 cents about what I am shooting. I just got a new CSS Swampmaster and have to say that I am thoroughly impressed with its craftmanship and performance. After it was set-up the first arrow through paper was a bullet hole and had it sighted in no time.
Good luck in making your decision!

Mathews if you want the best.

Bowhunter