[Hunting Man]

There are lots to choose from, pick one that fits you well, in your price range. I shoot a 5 year old Mathews and hope to get a new one next spring.

 

[Hunting Man]

Hey another well informed Mathews bow hunter! I'm sure we all agree, don't we...., if it's not a Mathews it's just another bow. :biggrin::whistling::surprised::boxing:

 

[Hunting Man]

never heard of a mathews needing service, if on that extreamly rare almost impossible event to have happen, which would cause me to simply shutter, I would bet money that Mathews would provide excellent service. The small pro shop that I use has been great to work with. You know that statement to be true "if it isn't a Mathews its just another bow".:yes::yes::yes::yes: You see we all agree!

 

[Hunting Man]

All kidding aside, any of the top bow makers put out great equipment. Just pick the one in your price range and shoot it to make sure it fits like a glove with very little to no hand vibration/noise. Be concerned with the grip, too small, too fat, wood, plastic ect.

 

[Hunting Man]

who? Must be a local outfit! Watch out, looks like we Mathews have you surrounded and it's really going to Hoyt when we get through shooting the stuffins out out of the targets.

 

[Hunting Man]

MATHEWS
YOU GOT TO
LOVE THEM!
:w00t:
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[Hunting Man]

COULDN'T FIND MY GLASSES :no: