Zradix,
I purchaced a 50 LB Martin Savannah for my first bow this passed Christmas. I think that the finnish is pretty good over all quality was pretty nice. Only complaint is that the string that came with it had to be unraveled to about 1 twist per 2 inches to get down to max brace height. I called the shop where I bought it and Martin sent me another string. Same problem. I called Martin myself and explained my situation. They said they would have a new string inspected for proper length and send it to my dealer. Third string was the same length as the first 2. Strange.
Anyhow, after my first session (maybe 300 arrows), I ordered me a 64" 46# Lynx LB from Mr. Toelke. I know its apples to oranges , but Lynx has way way less shock than Savannah (not even noticeable), It is way quieter also (although I never put silencers on savannah). As a bonus Mr. Toelke seems to be a wealth of knowledge concerning form and he is willing to share what he knows with his customers. I was worried that he would take offense to concerns I had regarding fit, form and function of bow. He quickly alleviated those concerns and proceeded to provide me with some guidance (over the phone, for about an hour) to help correct some of the plethora of flaws in my infantile form. I know my opinion carries very little weight right now and this is not exactly what you were asking for, but I hope it helped.
Topic: Toelke whip vs Martin Savanah (Read 502 times)
