New bow advice: opinions wanted!

[Rick Richard]

Can't beat a Toelke Lynx in my opinion for an all around great shooter.  If you want something a little less 'traditional', then I would try a Morrisison ILF with the Carbon/foam limbs.... these smohe an arrow.

I am shooting a 27 inch MFX 500 with 300 grains up front at 44 lbs at my 26 inch draw and can't believe the speed (by eye) that it is casting an arrow.

[Longbowz]

I've always wanted to try Black Widow PCH.  Perhaps someone who has one could chime in.

Another one I do know someting about is a Cascade Archery bow.  Believe it or not they are made as short as 52 inch and there pretty good shooters.  Plus Steve Gorr is a great guy.

[Bjorn]

ACS CX 64" at 60# and 29" draw............ that would be a rocket launcher!  

[NBK]

58" Dwyer Endeavor.  The one in the classifieds right now used to be mine and I regret trading it off for a Centaur, (that might mean something).  I draw a solid 29" and it was smoother than most bows I've shot.  Dave Dwyer said it only gains 2.5lbs/inch at the end of the draw, and I believe it.  I took that bow elk hunting last fall and my arrow setup was this.  57@28 Endeavor, so about 60@29 for me, Beman ICS 340's cut to 31" with 300gr. up front.  I paid $850 for it less than two years ago and it's about half that price right now.  I'll take one of your Whips as a finders fee!

[NBK]

Wait a second... the Endeavor is a terrible bow but the 60" chinook that I have in the classifieds would be PERFECT for you.    

[Mike Taylor2]

I would go with a 7 Lakes "Short Night" 60" or 62 with 70/75 POC arrows.

[WidowEater]

It does not seem so anymore but for awhile Whisperstiks were the go to bow for quietness and speed.

I guess they can still be had.

[team fudd]

I would take a seriously long hard look at hill country bows.  I have a 58" wildcat that I draw to 29 and cant say enough about it .It is my charlton heston bow no doubt. Give Roman and Kenny a call you will not be dissapointed