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Whats the number one quality you look for in a bow?

Started by slayer1, October 25, 2007, 07:57:00 AM

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bentpole

When you pick "IT" up you'll know. Positive hand placement = accuracy.Quiet, a deer can't duck a quiet bow.Then speed/performance.Oh and black glass is my favorite so looks don't matter as long as she can cook!

Shawn Leonard

Grip for me is big and than how well I shoot it, if a bow looks greta is quiet and has sped and I cannot shoot it, what good is it. I have an RER Arroyo that is short 54"s and I shoot it better than any bow I have owned(over 100) and to top it off it is quick, quiet and has a great grip for me. Shawn
Shawn

northener

Grip
Smooth draw (absolutely no stacking feel)
Quiet  (as a church mouse)
Weight (I like'em light)
Performance
Looks (it needs this too)
All of the above is nothing if I can not hit what I am aiming at.

Oh,good mojo too!
Intellectuals solve problem, geniuses prevent them

allanburden

For me, it's that moment my hand first wraps around the grip.  It's almost as if you connect at once, the love at first sight syndrome I guess.  If she catches my eye, I hold her, if we do not connect on contact I move on.  Kinda lame I guess, but I love my Northern Mist Baraga that came into my life this way...on a side note, I hope my wife doesn't read this, she already thinks I have an unhealthy relationship with my bows.  :archer:
"Every man's life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another." Ernest Hemingway

eagle24


Earl E. Nov...mber

Many have died for my freedom.
One has died for my soul.

Otto

Gotta be smooth to draw for me.  I draw 29+" and I'll tell you what.  I'd just as soon take a beatin than to draw a bow that starts to stack at my draw.
Otto

Rico

I think I could shoot almost any bow as well as any other ,as well as I can shoot that is. I don't think there is that much difference between bows.  
 How I percieve the bowyer probably carries the most weight when choosing a bow for me.

woodchucker

That I can hit what I'm shooting at with it!!!!!   :archer:
I only shoot WOOD arrows... My kid makes them, fast as I can break them!

There is a fine line between Hunting, & Sitting there looking Stupid...

May The Great Spirit Guide Your Arrows..... Happy Hunting!!!

rxhntr

QUIET, but usually when you find that, the bow is also smooth, fast and forgiving --all that = FUN TO SHOOT, and that keeps me going.

smoke1953

This was my first longbow so it definitely was that first look at those maple limbs that got my heart pumpin. Fortunatly all the other features that Whip spoke of were part of the package.


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