cosmo45

I have a double cam bow and it is very hard to tune. if one cam rolls over before the other i pay with accuracy. I had to have a pro from hoyt fix it. stick with the single cam less headaches for you!

Poor Man

Picking the right bow is all about personal feel. I suggest you shoot several to find the one that is right for you. Bowtech, Hoyt, Mathews, PSE, ect. I have a bowtech a pse a jennings, a browning and i like them all. When shooting consider the following, shock and vibration, noise, smoothness of cams, a solid wall when it breaks over, and most importantly compfort. Dont sacrafise brace hight for speed.

Poor Man

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