That's some funny stuff right there but your day will come young'n

Oneida. is that the crazy looking bow that kinda looks like a recurve ?
I'm surprised that company hasn't been sued out of existence.

I once owned a Screaming Eagle, Strike Eagle, and a Lite Force Magnum. To this day they were the smoothest drawing bows I ever owned.

How would they have been sued? They were pretty much the first to ever try anything like this.

Now whys that?

wish my bow drew as smooth as the onidas do. would like to have one to play with! neat bow, just alot of moving parts.

Ive heard way too many complaints about Oneida bows, I shot one of my buddies it was ok but i wouldnt buy one.I have 8 friends that all had oneida bows they allhadthe same problem, limbs cracked. All differentmodels.

Because they work the way Bowtech wished their bows did!!!!

I have a Black Eagle and a Tomcat. Love them both.

Thanks for the replies.....and the location of the "search" function.

I knew this post would get some negative comments but that's OK. We all have our opinions on bows. There really isn't a "Bad" bow out there any more.

If you haven't shot an Oneida since Claude Pollington bought it..they are NOTHING like they were in the 80's.

Thanks again everyone.

Ihad a Tomcat from about 1994 to 2000. It wasn't a bad bow at all. Smooth drawand changing the string was a snap. Once it was drawn, rest the lower limb on your leg and you could hold it for days. My biggest problem with it was limiting how far I turned after drawing back. Since I normally shoot while sitting, this resulted in LEG slap to go along with the slap of the limbs at the hinge and of course a complete miss.