Look, I really like my Silvertip, too. I might even say it's my favourite bow ever. But, when you have a heap of Silvertip fans like myself telling you to get a Silvertip, well, you won't go wrong, but it isn't exactly objective. As I wrote before, consider the time and the looks, and decide for yourself. If possible, shoot both (not possible where I'm from). But, when you check-out the track record of each bow, you'll be blown away by the credentials of bowhunters who use them, as well as by the animals these bows have taken. Both bows have done exceptionally well on buffalo in Australia and in Africa, to name just one interesting species (okay, they're two seperate types of buffalo, but you get my point). I have experienced hard-shooting, shock-free, forgiving magic from both bows, that has really put the animals down well.