I just looked at this bow today. If I buy a new bow it will be next spring. I was curious if anybody shoots this bow and what their thoughts were. I went to look at the Ross but I didn't like the shelf. I hit my thumb during draw. I have the same problem with Martin bows. I looked at several bows while I was there. The Growler stood out on price point alone. What do you folks know about this bow? Good or bad?






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We sell them at the shop. They are very good bows, especially for the money. I believe they IBO at 305......Pretty smooth, very quiet and little vibration. Good shooting bow that will last years.

[/align]Mobo, it looked like a nice bow. I was a little nervous about the cam and 1/2 system. I was always told to stay away from 2 cam bows. I am hard to fit for a bow. I almost need to get a Hoyt or a Reflex. I shoot a 26.5 inch draw.[ I think.] The guys that set up my Pearson were in a hurry to get me done ,so they could sell some more Mathews.I think they work on comision. I only found out this summer that my nock point was set way to high.

LOL....Yeah, those 2 cam bows SUCK.....that's why they are so popular.....Nobody likes those things, which is why Hoyt is one of the top selling bows.......

Sounds exactly like something wanting to sell you a single cam bow would say......
Used to be, 2 cam bows were difficult to tune, which is why single cam bows became so popular. Believe me when I tell you that is no longer the case. It is a rare day that I see a Hoyt or Reflex go out of time, and that's generally due to a string going bad. I won't say it never happens, because it does. BUT, single cam bows, and the one that starts w/ an "M" is a prime example, just don't hold the speeds and efficiency's a 2 cam bow does.....How could it?? It's only got one power source....

i shot it and liked it alot, but like the Diamondi got better.

The pro-shop I go to alot has said he's been selling a few of them lately. I thought they seemed like a pretty decent bow. Although I only handled one and didn't shoot it.

I have one. My previous bow was a mathews and before that a hoyt. I like this bow very much. Very smooth and quiet. Don't worry about the cam and a half system. It has proven its self years ago. One thing I really like is you can adjust the draw lenght yourself without a press.