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- Thread starter Big J
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No Captain?! If I wouldn't have wanted my 82nd I would have got a Captain. But of the ones you listed, I'd go with the Admiral for a hunting bow!
wayne said:
I say captain.
But the iceman and admiral are bad dudes. Ive shot them all.
But for hunting admiral.
bobthebowhunter
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hunting bow or target. I like the looks of the air raid, but I haven't shot it. I have held the iceman. it felt sweet, but I personally am partial to the binary cams.
If you can't decide...get em all lol :crazy:
If you can't decide...get em all lol :crazy:
spitndrum
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Bowtech Guardian 
Bowdacious
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whichever one makes you go WOW and is in your price range.
ShaneHallum
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Bowtech's Bowhunter is going 2 be bad! If you want to pick from those 3 you mentioned. Admiral
eddie c
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couldnt have said it better. picking a bow is a personal choiceBOWdacious said:
buckhorn40
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They all look pretty sweet to me.
bobthebowhunter
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Thought I'd jump this one back up because I shot the Reezen with no dampener, monster, and pull the admiral, but it wasn't set up to shoot.
Admiral has an awesome valley and backwall. Nothing offensive about the draw cycle (smoother than my general, but not my alley) The mass weight of the admiral was less than the genral too. If it feels as good at the shot as it does every where else, I beleive this will be the next bow I go after unless I find that the elite archery bows are as good as folks say they are. Still have got to shoot one of those.
The Reezen was felt flawless in my hand(minus the grip, but I pull those off every bow), and the draw cycle was very nice too. Maybe not quite as smooth as some have reported IMO. My main problem with this bow was the back wall. Or lack thereof very spongey to me. I would not buy this bow because of that. But he was getting great speed out of this bow. 29" draw 305grn arrow @ 64lbs was chroning 320. Not too shabby.
The monster....well I wasn't real crazy about it. Offensive to look at and to draw. The bow didn't feel too good in hand either. I think I have said enough about it.
Admiral has an awesome valley and backwall. Nothing offensive about the draw cycle (smoother than my general, but not my alley) The mass weight of the admiral was less than the genral too. If it feels as good at the shot as it does every where else, I beleive this will be the next bow I go after unless I find that the elite archery bows are as good as folks say they are. Still have got to shoot one of those.
The Reezen was felt flawless in my hand(minus the grip, but I pull those off every bow), and the draw cycle was very nice too. Maybe not quite as smooth as some have reported IMO. My main problem with this bow was the back wall. Or lack thereof very spongey to me. I would not buy this bow because of that. But he was getting great speed out of this bow. 29" draw 305grn arrow @ 64lbs was chroning 320. Not too shabby.
The monster....well I wasn't real crazy about it. Offensive to look at and to draw. The bow didn't feel too good in hand either. I think I have said enough about it.
