Which of these bows is the best for the money???
05-21-2005, 06:53 AM
#21
Fork Horn
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RE: Which of these bows is the best for the money???
Deffinately try them all out and see what fits best. Since you are asking an opinion, I would go with the Pearson Spoiler. They also have the spoiler angle now and that is a sweet shooter also. Still, get the one that best fits, you will be happier in the end.
05-21-2005, 07:06 AM
#22
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: IA/MO
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RE: Which of these bows is the best for the money???
I would have to agree w/ the suggestion to shoot them all. I definitely would strongly lean towards the Parker Hunter Mag. I shot this bow several years ago and you talk about quality; it's got it. I used it one full hunting season and have no bad comments about it. I had purchased the Reflex just a couple months before it and just could not get along with it and traded it for the Parker. I love Hoyt bows is why I tried the Reflex but it wasn't the same. Good Luck
05-21-2005, 09:32 AM
#23
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Watertown Tn
Posts: 336
RE: Which of these bows is the best for the money???
The vapor 300 is an awesome bow. It shoots 300 fps and is smooth. Myuncle bought one and can shoot it very well and is not really the type to shoot bows. I would have bought one also but went for a faster one. My overwhelming opinion is go for the vapor, you wont regret it.
05-27-2005, 08:01 PM
#27
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Berks County, PA
Posts: 53
RE: Which of these bows is the best for the money???
I owned a PSE Typhoon for a while and really liked it. It was very quiet and had virtually no shock or vibration. I'd definitely recommend one. As a matter of fact there is a Typhoon in the Hamburg, PA Cabelas Bargain Cave in excellant condition for a little over $200. It used to be mine so I can vouch for it.
I got a fantastic deal on a Champion Diablo and absolutely love it. It's an extremely high quality bow, right up there with Hoyt, Matthews, Bowtech, etc.. You can find some smoking deals on Champions right now because, unfortunately, they lost a lawsuit and went belly up.
No company, no warrenty. On the plus side you get laminated carbon limbs, machined aluminum riser, great cam systems (G3 single cam or ETS hybrid cam), pivoting limb pockets, etc.. Fit and finish are first rate.
There is a store on Ebay out of Arkansas that has a Diablo ETS for sale. Here
If I was looking for another bow I wouldn't hesitate to offer this guy $350 for it. I''l bet he takes it. (I'm in PA and in no way affiliated with the guy on Ebay. I just really like my Champion!)
I got a fantastic deal on a Champion Diablo and absolutely love it. It's an extremely high quality bow, right up there with Hoyt, Matthews, Bowtech, etc.. You can find some smoking deals on Champions right now because, unfortunately, they lost a lawsuit and went belly up.
No company, no warrenty. On the plus side you get laminated carbon limbs, machined aluminum riser, great cam systems (G3 single cam or ETS hybrid cam), pivoting limb pockets, etc.. Fit and finish are first rate. There is a store on Ebay out of Arkansas that has a Diablo ETS for sale. Here
If I was looking for another bow I wouldn't hesitate to offer this guy $350 for it. I''l bet he takes it. (I'm in PA and in no way affiliated with the guy on Ebay. I just really like my Champion!)
05-27-2005, 08:06 PM
#28
Join Date: Jan 2005
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