11/01/2007
Would you recommend this product to a friend? : Yes
How long have you owned this product? : 0
: Day(s)
Pros : Easy to shoot. Tight group.
Cons : Short brace height - wrist slapper
Nickname : Online Shopper
Title : Love it!
Detailed Review : Despite wrist slapping characteristic due to short brace height this bow is surprisingly easy to shoot. A small arm guard and some string silencers keeps this slapping under control. The 55# bow that I have got felt like 40+ # to pull. On testing with scale it actually was giving out the right amount of poundage. I like the tight groups that it shoots. Since acquiring this bow I kind of feel guilty for leaving my other far more expensive recurve sitting pretty on the wall!

5/11/2006
Would you recommend this product to a friend? : Yes
How long have you owned this product? : 2
: Month(s)
Pros : Very effective at long range, low finger pinch, comfortable grip.
Cons : slightly rough limbs
Nickname : Online Shopper
Title : Emil, Dead Centre Bowhunters
Detailed Review : I've been shooting compounds for three years now, but rarely use them after buying a 5olb coyote. When i first used it at the club it was very loud and a bit annoying, then i installed some cam puffs and a pair of SIMS limbsavers and there was virtually no sound at all. Other club members have mentioned that it's "insanely quiet" or simply the quietest bow they'd ever heard. At long range 45 + metres not much trajectory is needed even with Gamegetter 2117's, but carbon arrows would be the ultimate choice for field archery. It seems that my only limit with this bow is at close range, as it gets confusing when i'm trying to look down the arrow and i'd have to say that my compound's are much easier when it comes to that.