what do you like
#2
There is no substitute for accuracy, none.
I personally think speed is overrated unless you are regularly shooting out to yardageswith which youhave jumping the string concerns and arrow drop concerns.Or unless it is just something you enjoy.Most of my shots are 25 yards and under and ANY of todays bows can handle that. I've never even chronoed my bow, I justknow it is deadly.
I personally think speed is overrated unless you are regularly shooting out to yardageswith which youhave jumping the string concerns and arrow drop concerns.Or unless it is just something you enjoy.Most of my shots are 25 yards and under and ANY of todays bows can handle that. I've never even chronoed my bow, I justknow it is deadly.
#6
ORIGINAL: huntin nut
what bow would you hunt with a quiet and very accurate bow let say 250 fps to 288fps or
a fast bow not as accurate let say 290 fps to 325fps
what bow would you hunt with a quiet and very accurate bow let say 250 fps to 288fps or
a fast bow not as accurate let say 290 fps to 325fps

#10
Fast is harder to group if you don't practice. A fast bowis supposed to be less accurate or harder to shoot, my X Force is that way, but only b/c Im not used to it yet, Im getting better with it though. Before long I will be shooting fairly well I hope and the speed won't be an issue. I just like speed, don't need it, just like it!!


