Whats the best bow for the money?
02-08-2008, 08:05 AM
#13
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NY
Posts: 4,668
RE: Whats the best bow for the money?
Another vote for Fred Bear.............dollar for dollar probably one of the best deals in archery. I have seen this bow retail for $575. Pretty tough to beat at that price.
33" ATA
60 or 70lbs
24"--30" draw options
7" Brace height
314-318 fps IBO
3.9lbs weight
33" ATA
60 or 70lbs
24"--30" draw options
7" Brace height
314-318 fps IBO
3.9lbs weight
02-08-2008, 08:10 AM
#15
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Jackson, Missouri
Posts: 7,051
RE: Whats the best bow for the money?
Another vote for the Bowtech Tomkat here... SUGGESTED list is $599, so you can probably find one considerably cheaper -- and complete with some of Bowtech's top-of-the-line technology (binary cams) and the ability to interchange between the speed and smooth mods. Find a leftover 2007 (they didn't change anything on them) and you're REALLY talking about getting a great deal!
Speed up to 315 fps with an 8 1/2" brace height for under $600? It's one of the sleepers in the industry, and has a good solid base of supporters which include some pretty hard-core veteran hunters.
Speed up to 315 fps with an 8 1/2" brace height for under $600? It's one of the sleepers in the industry, and has a good solid base of supporters which include some pretty hard-core veteran hunters.
02-08-2008, 08:21 AM
#17
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location:
Posts: 7,367
RE: Whats the best bow for the money?
ORIGINAL: Greg / MO
Another vote for the Bowtech Tomkat here... SUGGESTED list is $599, so you can probably find one considerably cheaper -- and complete with some of Bowtech's top-of-the-line technology (binary cams) and the ability to interchange between the speed and smooth mods. Find a leftover 2007 (they didn't change anything on them) and you're REALLY talking about getting a great deal!
Speed up to 315 fps with an 8 1/2" brace height for under $600? It's one of the sleepers in the industry, and has a good solid base of supporters which include some pretty hard-core veteran hunters.
Another vote for the Bowtech Tomkat here... SUGGESTED list is $599, so you can probably find one considerably cheaper -- and complete with some of Bowtech's top-of-the-line technology (binary cams) and the ability to interchange between the speed and smooth mods. Find a leftover 2007 (they didn't change anything on them) and you're REALLY talking about getting a great deal!
Speed up to 315 fps with an 8 1/2" brace height for under $600? It's one of the sleepers in the industry, and has a good solid base of supporters which include some pretty hard-core veteran hunters.
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Dan
02-09-2008, 04:18 AM
#19
Typical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Streamwood,Illinois
Posts: 782
RE: Whats the best bow for the money?
Anything Hoyt or Reflex will provide years of reliable service for you.Hoyt is my prefered brand.Reflex bows are a affordable alternative to Hoyt and are still made ofhigh quality parts also.Check Ebay like everyone else said but ask alot of questions before bidding.
