Originally posted by Rob DiStefano:
[qb] i think most of us know how fast bows aren'y necessarily the most consistent/accurate bows.
I'm real curious why you would make that statement Rob?
I understand that generally most of the "Fast" bows you see out there the guys are using ultra light arrows...and light weight arrows are real sensitive to a poor release vs heavier shafts.
but is this the reflection of the archer, not the bow. To say most fast bows are unstable, would be like saying most fast cars are unstable. There are bows out there that cast heavy shafts at impressive speeds that are rock solid in the stability dept.
What difference does this extra speed and extra power in the bow mean to a hunter that shoots 10-20 yards?
Flat trajectory for threading the needle, or missing that branch....
and.... getting that extra power at a lighter draw weight is icing on the cake for when that less than perfect shot hits a shoulder....
Seems to me.... a guy might like those qualities in a bow.