Which new bow will you be getting this year?
11-24-2003 | 11:51 AM
#11
Typical Buck
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From: AR USA
RE: Which new bow will you be getting this year?
I' ll be keepin my MQ1 for another year maybe 2, then I might get another mathews. probly the Icon or legacy. I like the longer a/a of the Icon, and it has a very smooth draw.
but then again I might go back to darton. I like the CPS system. the Cyclone 3D would probly be my pick. but I like the Protec to[
] decesions are extremly hard to make when the product is a compound bow.[]
but then again I might go back to darton. I like the CPS system. the Cyclone 3D would probly be my pick. but I like the Protec to[
] decesions are extremly hard to make when the product is a compound bow.[]
11-24-2003 | 11:55 AM
#12
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From: Southeast Central Illinois USA
RE: Which new bow will you be getting this year?
I am going to check out a new Martin with the new cams and possibly a Hoyt, especially the one offering the 55% or 65% option
If nothing really strikes me, the ole Martin Cougar Magnum will be in the stand for season number 4.
If nothing really strikes me, the ole Martin Cougar Magnum will be in the stand for season number 4.
11-24-2003 | 12:59 PM
#14
Nontypical Buck
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From: Eastern PA USA
RE: Which new bow will you be getting this year?
Lots of nice-looking, tempting new bows out there.
I will likely check out a 2004 Bowtech Patriot Dually, just to see how much different it is from my 2001 Pro 38 Dual Cam. That' s probably the only bow that I will look at with any serious intent. The memory of the broadhead flight and accuracy I got out of the Pro 38 has me wondering if any new bow would really be that much of an improvement.
I will likely check out a 2004 Bowtech Patriot Dually, just to see how much different it is from my 2001 Pro 38 Dual Cam. That' s probably the only bow that I will look at with any serious intent. The memory of the broadhead flight and accuracy I got out of the Pro 38 has me wondering if any new bow would really be that much of an improvement.
11-24-2003 | 03:51 PM
#19
Fork Horn
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From: Cary, IL
RE: Which new bow will you be getting this year?
I' m probably gonna stick with my Golden Eagle again for next year. I' m pretty sure no matter how much cash I drop on a new bow it' s not gonna bring the big boys any closer to my stand so I might concentrate on that before I go resorting to new equipment.