Cant decide!!! help me

[Hogdgz]

My wife has given me the go ahead to order a new black widow, problem is I cant decide between a PL or PCH. How does the pch shoot compared to the PSA? I have heard it is a little harder to shoot than the PSA. AS far as the PL goes I love them, I have one currently but its low weight.

Whats your opinions?

[Nathan Killen]

Ive had one SA and two PSA's and loved them. I think its the best bow BW has made (all of them are great) Its shorter than the PMA but longer than a PCH. Perfectly in the middle !

[Michigan Mark]

I believe they let you test drive if I am not mistaken than you can choose oh oh you might like them both.

[bentpole]

Yes, by all means use their "Test Drive" Program!     You can decide for yourself.      

[Goke]

I have a PCH and PSA. Hunted with the PCH last year, 56". Love it but it is, in my opinion, a little harder to stay as consistent from an accuracy standpoint as my PSA. If length/size is not an issue, stick with what you "love". If you need a shorter more compact bow for blind or treestand, cant go wrong with a PCH. Good luck and remember that this decision is a good problem to have!

[TJK68]

I have the PSA and love mine and the way it shoots. My buddy has a PMA which also shoots fantastic, the riser is a little longer. If I had to choose I would choose thw PSA.

[Bowwild]

I have PSAIII, PCHX and PAX. All shoot the same for me. None are easier or more difficult. All of mine are 58" and 46-47# at my 26" draw.

My favorite of the bunch is the PAX. I think the one-piece is more graceful looking than the takedowns. The mass weight of widows is great enough that I don't gain that much more with the TD hardware.

[Hogdgz]

Thanks fellas for the advice. I use to own a psax, but sold it to a friend, wish I still had it. Thinkin about getting another PL longbow. now to decide on greybark or bacote, i love greybark.

[Flying Dutchman]

I would buy both, to end all hesitation!

[mrjsl]

I probably would have the fever for a Widow. I have shot several and love their grips.

However, their web site does a poor job of displaying what they have for sale. It's hard to figure out what the real difference in the various models are. I don't much care about the cosmetics - but want to know what the real working differences are.

[smilinicon]

Hard to beat the Greybark and Autumn Oak for looks. It is the classic Widow look.

I am longbow only now, with a 64" PL. Light and simple.

Yes, the Widow website is cheesy.

I suggest going to the Photo page at the BW site, then imagine which bow you would like to be holding yourself. Best of luck with whatever you decide to get!

[bfrbmj]

Also give them a call.  Great service and might help you decide what model fits you better.  Definitely test drive them to see the differences for yourself- then get both.

[Hogdgz]

Thanks guys, talked to them today, thinkin about getting the a greybark longbow.

They are now offering a "Toby Grip" on the longbows, they say its slightly fuller and more rounded, has any of yall tried that grip?

[JamesKerr]

I have only shot a few of their bows but I know for about 75 dollars they will cut a custom grip onto any bow as long as it has enough wood to withstand the stress of the bow.

[coaster500]

I have a PSAX but have never tried any other...  It's 62"s and even though it's a bit more poundage than I'm used to it draws smooth as butter...  I would like to try one of the PL's someday...

[COLongbow]

Love my PCH, shorter riser but still has a heavy feel, which I like. you won't know til you shoot them.

Can't go wrong with a BW though.

[Hogdgz]

Thanks guys, still trying to decide what to get.

[straitera]

IMO, trade your lower weight for the heavier weight. Plenty trade down. Not so many up.

[WhiteOaks]

I have a 95 SA II and absolutely love it.
Its my go to bow. Notice my Avatar