I have only shot the legends cyclone and mohawk. Both awesome bows that I would recommend. one t/d and one 1-piece. However, you will have to probably shoot a couple to find out. Good luck!

St. Joe River Bows. I have owned 3 and taken many critters with them. Very fast, very stable and ninja quiet.
Here is my newest one, almost all walnut w/ bamboo core. 58@28 and 60 inches

 
 
 
 

I've had it less than 2 months and already put some mojo on it.        

 
 

Too many great bows out there. Think you should at least call Mike@Maddog. He makes some very nice quality bows also. You'll be happy with the price too. And Bob Sarrels does great work for the money.

EMS Pilot got that Centaur from me and I couldn't agree more. Really great bow, and Jim 's finish is second to none, but duplicated one I already had.

One of my keepers is a Lost Creek Judge, 62" r/d longbow with no handshock, nice graceful lines and has the speed of a much heavier bow than its 44#. Chad is great to work with too. And his prices are most reasonable. Check out his web site at Lost Creek Bows.

malcom.f

As you see we love our longbows! I counted 25 recommendations, not counting duplicates.

Confusing? Shoot as many as you can before buying.

Best wishes, Bob

check out black creek bows  they are very good bows and the ones i have shot had no hand shock

I've got something brand new that may be of interest to you called "The Flatliner" These are High performance, dead in the hand bows.

I'll be at Denton Hill with several of these if you'd like to give one a test drive.... Kirk

I keep seeing bows listed....some that I hadn't heard of before. I'm loving it.  I'm down to one bow now.....maybeI need to start adding to my collection.

Swweeeet looking bow Kirk. That looks like a great design.

I love my 58" whip hs!!!!

Maddog all the way.  God Bless

glad your going to ETAR kirk I wanted to try your bows out. I'll see u there