Striker bows...WOW!!!

[sam barrett]

I have had the opportunity to shoot a bunch of different bows from different bowyers and I can honestly say that none of them were what I would call bad.  They all seemed pretty much the same to me, some might be a little prettier or a little faster or a little....whatever.  That all changed this past weekend at Denton Hill!  I was able to shoot some Striker bows by Rick Ellis.  Wow is all I can say.  Every bow I shot was quiet, smooth and my arrows looked like rockets taking off.  I often heard guys on here talk about a bow that just "shoots where you point it" and I never knew what that was like til now.  Anyway, I was so impressed I picked up a 58" Stinger that I fell in love with.  Like I said earlier almost every bow that I've shot has been good, but I would encourage any of you to look at Striker bows if you're looking for another bow.

[ALDO]

Sam, had a similar experience at Denton as well.  I was never a huge fan of the 3 piece take down but shot a few of Rick's bows and am seriously considering getting a fast back.  May be taking a trip to visit Rick soon.
Thanks for the post.
ALDO

[D.J. Carr]

My wife wants to get into traditional shooting, after shooting a compound for several years, so at Denton I had her looking at a lot of bows, she just kept going back to the Striker booth saying that they felt "right".  So Santa maybe going through Ohio.

[beachbowhunter]

His new Fastback riser keeps catching my eye. Did you try one of those?

[sam barrett]

Beachbowhunter, yes, I did shoot the fastback and will be ordering one soon.  They were phenomenal...just like every other bow of his that I shot!

[2fletch]

Rick makes a lot of nice bows. I have one of my own and enjoy both the looks and performance. They are light, fast, look great, and accurate. I know why you fell for them.