randy, since you been making posts about buying a trad bow, respectfully consider the following ...
1. asking opinions on bow performance ("how do they shoot?") is highly subjective and you'll get a wide spectrum of answers, none of which will help your bow quest and probably only confuse the issue even more. you still need to try out as many bows as possible before plunking down yer dollars. if you can't do that, you're guessing - and since you have little or no trad bow experience, that makes matters all the worse for you.
2. read the "new to trad archery?" link in my sig line.
3. old bows and old glass lams can bear old problems - you need to be wary of that.
4. if you can, by all means visit a local archery club or store and seek out 1-on-1 help by a knowledgeable trad archer.
5. a good used bow that's matched to YOU would be a best bet for your first trad bow. seek help in picking out the right one, once you reasonably know your draw length and effective holding weight.
5. consider not typing in all caps - on the net, that's considered SHOUTING.
6. good luck, you'll need it!
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