I just THOUGHT I knew what a quality built bow was....then I got a Hoyt and it surpassed everything I've ever owned in build quality. I am just amazed at the attention to detail and precision of machine work.
As far as the PSE bows go. They do have their problems; like anything, they aren't perfect. I do not like the cam & module system they have on their bows. It is a very weak area IMO, as a former CNC machinist. I just had a 2013 Supra Max and although the bow was shootable...it wasn't even in the same ball park as Hoyt in the quality of machining area. Actually, even with it being a Pro series bow, it was what I would consider low-mid grade machine work. I think even some of the 2nd tier bow companies have them beat on that. They are shootable though. Between the two...I would go the route of the Hoyt. But in addition, I would take a look at some of the other companies out there. For a hunting bow...the Obsession bows really made a big impression on me at the ASA shoot. Elite has taken a big uprising in popularity this year. I personally like Strother bows more so than Elite but that's just me. Just about everybody makes a good bow these days...you just have to do a lot of shooting and let the bow pick you.
