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RE: Help with bow choices
Pinetree, please before you jump and buy a HC just check out this site and compare prices on bows in your range
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RE: Help with bow choices
you may want to consider the mathews sq2. Just discontinued this year and around my area are going for under 500. i love mine. If you need accessories (sights, quiver, new arrows ect) that obviously jacks the price up. Just a suggestion though. probably lots of good bows for under 500 out there. good luck
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If you shop around right now you can find some good deals. I bought a new matthews Q2XL couple of weeks ago for$450 because it is a discontinued model with full warranty.
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merlin vison , your dealer should be across the state line in ga . Check it , before you buy , dont jump on the first "deal" you come across
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I would take a look at the new Martin line. I bought a Martin Prowler SE for $350 from Eders.com. This bow might be a little short for you with the SE limbs but, I bet you could find a better match with their magnum or straight limb designs. Martins are fine bows in my opinion.
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I like the quality used bow theory over the new garbage. Either way your goona want to buy a Bowtech. I say "What". I can't hear you. That's right, there's nothing else to say.
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If the Pro shop in Panama City is a good one, I think you would be well served to let them set you up with a High Country. The new High Coutry bows I've seen, have been very impressive, especially if you want a very light weight bow. A good bow shop will take care of any problems you encounter (which is likely to be none). However, when you do need service, it sure is nice to have a local person who will take care of you immediately.
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RE: Help with bow choices
ORIGINAL: Straightarrow If the Pro shop in Panama City is a good one, I think you would be well served to let them set you up with a High Country. The new High Coutry bows I've seen, have been very impressive, especially if you want a very light weight bow. A good bow shop will take care of any problems you encounter (which is likely to be none). However, when you do need service, it sure is nice to have a local person who will take care of you immediately. Well, the final decision hasn't been made as of yet.. I tried looking under the hunterfriend.com but couldn't even find HCA listed on the comparsion charts... But I still as looking hard at it.. it is less than 4lbs but not a carbon riser, which seems kinda strange to me anyhow... |
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