RangerBoy94
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I can't wait to get this bow.
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100% true buddy. couldn't have said it better by someone else.Its not the bow though, its the shooter behind it that matters.
Why they don't offer lifetime warantees and there bows shoot no were as fast as hoyt and they are no were as strong or as light as hoyt. Also Hoyt has 156 first place tournament wins. Mathews only has 50 and bowtech has 0.I do understand they are testing the durability of the bow, but do they have to go that far? You truely have to be an idiot to run over your bow with your truck or piss the wife or gf enough that they run over it themselves.
If I bought a new bow, it would have to be a Mathews or Bowtech.
I see what your saying but I'm just not crazy about Bowetech or Mathews they just don't cut it for me. I hate solo cams with a passion. There is NOTHING that compares to two symmetrical cams producing equal amounts of stored energy. Two cams are definitely the most accurate, consistent way to go. Period.Speed isnt everything when it comes to shooting a bow, I want accuracy to be in there too. Also a good hunter too, dont let your weapon make up for your mistakes that you make in the field.
Giving a lifetime warrenty means that theses bows are meant for the careless and they are doing anything to sell them.
Just because a pro can win with them in competition doesnt mean if somebody buys one, they will be just as good as them. Pros have spent years shooting and just putting one into the hands of somebody that hasnt shot will not give the same results. Plus do we go hunting with the same accessories as they have when they shoot in a competition, I dont at least. And there is a difference between the wood shooting an animal and out at a competition shooting a target.
I personally dont like to have a super light bow, it is much harder to hold steady, for me at least.
If you cant make the shot, dont take the shot, I don t like to "educate" the animals that I am hunting.
Fixed it for ya.Savage .270.
That is all.