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| View Poll Results: Which bow is better | |||
| PSE Archery Firestorm Lite NH Compound Bow | | 0 | 0% |
| Parker Wildfire XP Compound Bow | | 2 | 100.00% |
| PSE® Firestorm Lite™ NH Compound Bow | | 0 | 0% |
| Fred Bear® Instinct™ Compound Bow | | 0 | 0% |
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| im looking to buy a new bow and i rly like the PSE Archery Firestorm Lite NH Compound Bow but i also like the Parker Wildfire XP Compound Bow. i would like to keep the price low and the bow a good quality because im not looking to spend tht much money on this new bow. have any othr ideas? plz tell me which u wld rather have i am lokking to keep the price for just the bow below $400. if u have any othr bows in mind plz tell me which!!!! ~Thanks~hayabusarider063 |
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| i gotta agree with critter on this also. try to get to a shop that has all the bows your lookin at. shoot all of them and take your pick. i would not be doing you justice if i told you which one i thought was better for you. i would tell you if it was a good quality bow but i dont own any of those you have listed. i shoot a hoyt and have been happy with its performance over the years. |
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| actually i helped a friend get a bow for himself a while back and if I were you I would at least take a look at diamond bows, they are good for the price but the one that is going to really catch on I believe is the martin bengal . I shot it and was very impressed. it shoots great and it is very compact yet forgiving. I have a rytera bullet x but that one runs around 800$ but if I had seen the bengal first I would have certainly bought it. it is a nice looking and a great shooting bow, I am not kidding and i don't hold any major brand preferences , I just shoot them to see what I like and if I were you I would look at both of them also just to expand your options... chad from mn |
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| I suggest going to a pro hop and shooting several ones in your price range. Ask the shop pro to shoot each bow so you can listen to them for excessive noise. You should be concerned with noise, hand shock, vibration, weight just to start. I shoot a Mathews and love it. |
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