Martin Bows
#13
Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 91
awsome
i shoot martin bought it new last year it was the year befores leftover
funny thing is a couple of buddys bought
the new mathews the same day have 900
bucks in them and martin i have 350 maybe little more heard the it wast buy a mathews
but martin is just as quick as mathews
and for me i shoot just as good as them
before that i owed a darton.
funny thing is a couple of buddys bought
the new mathews the same day have 900
bucks in them and martin i have 350 maybe little more heard the it wast buy a mathews
but martin is just as quick as mathews
and for me i shoot just as good as them
before that i owed a darton.
#15
RE: awsome
ORIGINAL: whackmaster
BGFisher,the reason I'll likely buy the Bowtech Liberty is because when I tried one the draw cycle was so smooth.I'm having alot of shoulder pain and that is probably the most important characteristic I'm looking for in a bow.The problem with some of the others is also availability.I went to two Martin dealers and neither even had a Martin on the shelf.The local shop 1/2 mile away has Whisper Creek again no bows in stock.I'm not likely to buy from a company handout.
BGFisher,the reason I'll likely buy the Bowtech Liberty is because when I tried one the draw cycle was so smooth.I'm having alot of shoulder pain and that is probably the most important characteristic I'm looking for in a bow.The problem with some of the others is also availability.I went to two Martin dealers and neither even had a Martin on the shelf.The local shop 1/2 mile away has Whisper Creek again no bows in stock.I'm not likely to buy from a company handout.
Hey guy, I know what goes on in this industry and why people shoot the bows they do. I was just bustin your chops a bit. Humor if you will. Almost never take me seriously.
Barry