I had a few bows that I would shoot and would usually change if I didn't feel my shooting was up to par with whatever one I was shooting at the time. After alot of switching around, I finally decided to pick the one I seemed to shoot best in a comfortable draw weight and shelf the rest.
Since I've done this, my accuracy has improved and I only have to buy one type of arrow. I think that practicing with one bow will make you more consistent over time as opposed to switching around, even if it's the same make/model. It seems to be the case for me.
I am interested in Ravenhood's post about shooting the same speed/arrow weight and having consistent results. I never thought of looking at it that way. Does anyone else have the same experience with this?
I chose a 58" Shrew Scout recurve, 50# @ 28" in case anyone was wondering.