the draw length should be right i got it checked at the pro shop where i bought the bow and the guy knows his stuff....i think im keeping my alil too stiff n straight...yes thats one hit guys...thanks for all your advice and support...

very nice bow ive hit my arm lots i wear a gaurd i dont do it often but it hurts when you do lol

The bow looks sweet and the cams look cool with their star design.

Two things that stand our are the black module on the cam (it look good in camo also)and the rubber grip.
The Hornet add in my magazine has a wood grip, was that optional?

I hope you get accustomed to shooting it pain free[8D]

They're in the process of sending the wood grip to the pro shop...i dont like the rubber grip look either...i didnt know you can get the black module in camo but it doesnt matter too much...the grip i want though and it should be in the mail... the cheap rubber grips make my hands sweat

Sorry to confuse, but I'm not sure if the modules come in camo or not. Ijust felt a camo module would go along much better with the overall camo cam theme they've got going on.

Sweet looking bow, sweet looking bruise, I rember back when I got my first. Have fun with the new toy,

Kirby

Put an STS on your bow and never have that happen again--but you still need to work on your form.Looks like you must have had ALOT of hand torque going on there.

Wow, that must have hurt! Nice bow.

Learn to shoot without the arm guard. Too many people rely on it and it is just another piece of useless equipment that you won't have to wear.

i've only shot the bow two nights... that happened to me the first time i laid hands on a bow...i hope it will never happen again...i know i have to work on my work...i'm sure with lots of practice and padding(j/k) i'll be fine

That's nasty. A short lesson on form and getting fit for your bow at a reputable bow shop will do you wonders.