Come on Folks No B.S.!!!

[Jack Whitmire Jr]

A recurve is all about the GRIP and nothing else to me: With that said only one bow will do SCHAFER SILVERTIP!!!!

I have 2 - 50# @ 27"

[KEG]

My most accurate bow was a Hoyt Talon with Carbonplus limbs. This was the Radian target bow in a camo finish.
I have not used it in years as I now shoot longbows.
Ken

[Overspined]

I have owned and shot a lot of different bows over 20 yrs. Mostly longbows. I could actually name the ones I didn't like easier than the ones I liked. Usually it comes down to the grip and the likelihood that you can pick up a bow and the first arrow shoots true. That is where most bows fail for me. I can shoot them all, but have to get an arrow or two through them to get the grip right. So now I only buy the ones that fit! I actually find most bows very accurate and smooth, and quick. The bad ones are few and far between!!

[Bob Stager]

I will second the DAS Master Hunter. I sold mine a couple of years ago, and I have been kicking myself ever since. Bob

[Archer Fanatic]

1971 Bear B magnesium t/d 62" & 64#

[Irish]

Widow 58" PTFX - bow just fits me.

[ishiwannabe]

My Kerner longbow. Now it collects dust due to a slight crack between the lams.  :rolleyes:

[Orion]

I shot best just about every one I had at the time or currently have --  Pearson Lemonwood longnbows, Bear Kodiaks and Super Kodiaks, Asbel era BighornTD recurves, Robertson, Great Northern and Hill longbows, Bear TDs and ACSs, and quite a few others.

[Aeronut]

My best was the first BBO deflex/reflex I made back in 2005.  It developed some frets in the lower limb and I retired it.  Haven't been able to make a duplicate of it yet.

Dennis

[smokin joe]

Bear takedown. I have 4 of them and they are all great.

[Bowferd]

I would have to say 60" 54@28 GN Ghost with straight grip that I sold a few months back. I've since replaced it with another Ghost, same length, but 3# lighter. Hoping the replacement doesn't let me down. So far, So good.
2nd on my list is an early 60's Red Wing Hunter
58" 49@28 that I traded away and then purchased back a few months later. It won't leave my hands again.

[Guss]

60" Tall Tines recurve for me!!!

[pdk25]

I'm not the shooter that some of you guys are, but so far it's been my RER vortex longbow.

[L. E. Carroll]

For me it's a Morrison Shawnee/Dakota I traded Bob Walker out of      

Gene        

[vernon]

For me right now my pronghorn 62" 53#@28 is doing the trick.  Haven't shoot a ton different bows but I also enjoyed my Ballistik recurve from soverign archery.

[Earthdog]

A Samick SLB69 longbow.
I've had a lot of very nice bows "still do" but I've never shot any of them as well as my old Samick.
The funny thing is that I gave that bow away to a girl that was just starting out and couldn't afford to buy a bow.
I'd just bought a DAS hunter when I gave the Samick away,and I'd thought that was going to be "the bow",,,never was though.

[cbCrow]

The best one for me was a Browning Fire Drake. I traded a rod and reel for it in 1982 because the guy could not hit the side of a barn with it. It was 50#@28 and after awhile the bow took on magical properties in my hands!     Can't shoot it but my son still has it and shoots it today.  

[LongStick64]

60" Black Widow PSR X "Kingwood" , SAG grip so smooth I don't care what it weighs at 28".

[ranger 3]

Morrison.

[TexasTrad]

Habu Recurve.  I wish Chris still made them because I would another one for a backup.  60# at 28" but feels like a much lighter draw weight bow.  Grip is perfect, it is a heavy mass weight bow, is quiet and shoots exactly where I look.  I haved owned alot of bows but I have never had one that fit me like this one.