Silly question...

[Txfirerescue]

Ok so after a year of having my Redhead Kronik. I believe Im ready for a new bow. I purchased the Kronik after shooting a few different bows and having never shot a bow I settled on the Kronik for its smooth draw, forgiving brace and of course price. I didnt expect to get addicted to this but...well, Im hooked now.

Im looking for another bow and to be quite honest its overwhelming the choices out there. Other bows that I have shot are a Diamond and Elite. I know I should continue that to find a new bow but was wondering what others would suggest.

I know this is a subjective and open ended question and I am probably going to get the never ending fued between different manufactures but was wondering what yalls top 3 bows are. Price isnt really an option but Im looking to stay around $700??? Im currently a 29" draw @ #70

[tef]

I would recommend the Bowtech Assassin, comes with all needed accessories and good price, appx the $700 range. It will do as much as some of the higher priced bows and out-performs some of them too. Try one and see what you think, just my opinion for that price range.

[Cam-Mac]

Mathews and Hoyt are both very high quality.

[Fishndude]

Mathews, Hoyt, Elite, Bowtech.

Find a good used here in the classifieds or go to a shop that sells at least 3 of these brands and shoot them all.

[chrischop04]

bow tech assassin man its a great bow i would have paided alot more for mine

[Texas Stalker]

Find a used Z7 loaded out. You'll thank me later.

[El Coyote]

What are you looking for? Smooth draw? Speed? Forgiviness in shot? Hard backwall??

[Txfirerescue]

Find a used Z7 loaded out. You'll thank me later.

This is what I shot before and fell in love

[Txfirerescue]

What are you looking for? Smooth draw? Speed? Forgiviness in shot? Hard backwall??

Is it possible to get all? backwall? Guess that's one I haven't learned yet...

[haas0311]

There are ALOT but my top three would be Mathews, Bowtech, and P.S.E. The Helim is worth the money, the assassin/insanity are great, and the X-force EVO are all phenomenal bows IMO..

[Bassbucker]

the best advice i could give you is to go to a good archery shop and shoot as many different bows you can. the right bow for you will pick you . you will know when it happens.then practice ,practice, practice.