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I did when I owned one, but I now shoot a one cam and really like it. I wouldn't hesitate in shooting a twin cam again though.

I have a solo (Mathews) and a twin (Merlin). I like them both, but shoot the Mathews a little better. This is likely because my longish draw length (30.5)is marginal for accuracy in the short ata Merlin. I just wanted a short "tree stand" bow.

'00 Hoyt Raider with Command Cams, and '01 MT Sport with Command Cams. I like the dual cams, the feel better than every one came I've drawn so far.

im shooting a bowtech black knight2 with twin cams my backup is a martin fury with twin cams.

I've owned 3 solo cam bows. Still have one of 'em. They're okay, but I've never been able to fall in love with a single. The newer ones with the dual track idlers are the best of the bunch, in my opinion. Still prefer a dual though.

I'm really starting to get lathered up to try Hoyt's new version of the Command Cams. The one I shot a couple months ago was about 4" too short for my draw length. I want to know what they will shoot like for real!

My PSE Thunderbolt is a twin cam. Works just fine and shoots great IMO!

Still got some venison left over from the last deer it took down!

-Mike

Just started looking on at this forum and found a subject that I’m trying to decide on. I’ve heard horror stories about the double cam bows. I’ve heard that the cams will get out of time. Have any of you had to deal with this issue and or any other issues directly related to the 2 cams vs the single cam??

look at it this way, 2 cam bows have a longer track record than the single cams....they can't be too bad! I like both, and have both.

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