New Bow
#1
I have a PSE Spyder right now and befor next bow season i need a new bow what would be a good bow for the next step right now im not gonna buy a hoyt or anything the costs that much just a good bow i have been looking at browning's i dont wont a really expensive bow right now because ill outgrow it in a few years.
#2
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 850
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From: Ridgeland MS USA
Find a good used bow at a proshot, you can usually get twice the bow for half the money. Buying a new bow is really waste of money. You can get the same exact bow 6 months later for sometimes as much as $400 less. Go used.
#3
I don't like to buy used bows. I don't trust that the previous owner took as good care of it as I would have. Too easy to mess up a bow if you're not careful. Sure you can shoot it before you buy it, but problems may surface after purchase. Lots of folks buy used, just not for me. Bows, Boats and Bikes(motorcycles) are the 3 things I won't buy used unless I know the original owner. See ya.
#5
You may want to take a good look at the North American Archery Group line of bows. The group consists of Jennings, Buckmaster, Fred Bear, Golden Eagle, etc... Prices on many of their bows are usually signficantly cheaper than many of the pro shop only lines that you see talked about here on a regular basis. One in particular I may suggest checking out is the Jennings Rackmaster. Very similar in specs and design to the Mathews FX, Bowtech Stalker, Hoyt Havoc, etc... but priced around $300-$350.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
#7
Joined: Apr 2003
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From:
for me i shoot now a fred bear trx 36 bow $399.00 it was my back bow for my hoyt but now it my hunting bow had to buy 70 pound limbs for me 60 was to light.. one of the quietest bows i have shoot accuarte and good speed!!!
#8
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 850
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From: Ridgeland MS USA
don't like to buy used bows. I don't trust that the previous owner took as good care of it as I would have. Too easy to mess up a bow if you're not careful. Sure you can shoot it before you buy it, but problems may surface after purchase. Lots of folks buy used, just not for me.



