New bow recomendations
 

I have been shooting the same bow since 2005, a Limited Edition Bow Tech PBR. I love the bow, shoot it very well but have been thinking its about time I got a new one. I would like to stick with a Bow Tech,it has been good to me, and want one that is about the same size and feel as my PBR. Could anyone give me some suggestions on which ones I should look at? Thanks.

i just got a destroyer 350 and love it as far as shooting and handle ablitity figured the problem i had was user error but thing is a tack driver

I have a suggestion
 

Buy six to twelve high priced bows and make a report.

For most of us that's the problem. The money. And where to spend the limited money, usually on one bow.

Most of us would be happy with just one intermediate priced bow, mixed up with all the high priced advertising. How does one survive if the new bow isn't in the top ten. Now talk about putting the camel through the eye of a needle.

Where's that big magnifying glass I had !!!!!

My suggestion as always is to go to a dealer and shoot as many models as you can get your hands on. Take your time and let the bow choose You!!

That's always Best! :)

The Destroyer 350 is a Super bow, but the feel is going to be different. I think it will feel Much Better! ;)

Dan

Bowtech Assasin, holy sweet bow, didn't get to shoot it but watched a guy at the shop who just bought the last one.The bow is quite and really fast and came with every thing on it for 599 bucks. The shop owner has 10 on order coming in sometime in jan will be there to shoot one myself, can get it with the fast cam or a smooth cam and only loose a few feet per second. I have been looking for a couple of years now for something that is smooth draw and faster then my justice I think I might have found it.

Thanks for the input guys, I will check out both, the Destoyer 350 and the Assasin.

Bowtech still hasn't released their new 2011 flagship bow, so that may be worth waiting to take a look at too.

Personally, I still like their old Guardian the best.

Either way, get your hands on as many different ones as you can and pick the one that feels best to you. Have fun!