New bow advice
#3
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 12
RE: New bow advice
What Washington Hunter said.
There are a lot of good bows out there. Most is just personal preference. Just be sure to know all your options and shoot all the different bows before you make a decision. Also be sure to have someone help you with your new bow that knows what they are doing.
There are a lot of good bows out there. Most is just personal preference. Just be sure to know all your options and shoot all the different bows before you make a decision. Also be sure to have someone help you with your new bow that knows what they are doing.
#4
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Mt. Iron, Mn
Posts: 387
RE: New bow advice
I had a Parker Hunter Mag all last year and loved it. I just tryed the Mathews Switchback and had to give the Parker the move over move. I shot my Parker with extreme accuracy. I even took my first bow kill with it. A nice 140lb doe at 8 yards off a pale on the ground. It definetly did the job. She didn't go 30 yards. If you're serious about Parker look at the Phoenix line. I haven't shot one but man do they look nice. They are supposedly the next step up from the Hunter Mags. Good luck on your choice and keep us posted.
#10
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Posts: 178
RE: New bow advice
I have recently purchased a Parker Phoenix and love it!! After shooting it for only an hour im getting 1.5 inch groups, and its not even tuned yet. No hand shock and a nice smooth draw cycle. I'm thouroughly impressed.