I bought one about 15 or so years ago, it was a wrangler and I loved it, but then I switched to an outback then a switchback then an x force then the maxxis and loved them all. Yor gonna hear it a thousand times:"they all make good bows, you just have to go to your local shop and see what fit you in particular." Cause bows are like women, someones perfect woman can be another mans nightmare. Hope that helped you out. As far as warrenty issues I couldn't tell you cause I've never needed it.
I bought one about 15 or so years ago, it was a wrangler and I loved it, but then I switched to an outback then a switchback then an x force then the maxxis and loved them all. Yor gonna hear it a thousand times:"they all make good bows, you just have to go to your local shop and see what fit you in particular." Cause bows are like women, someones perfect woman can be another mans nightmare. Hope that helped you out. As far as warrenty issues I couldn't tell you cause I've never needed it.
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My first bow was a darton bought it new in 92, buddy is still shooting this bow to this day. as far as warranty issues, the distributor is in winnipeg so dont think you will have to long of wait if anything does go wrong.
They are good bows... I've had a few different brands like Martin, Bow Tech, and now a Darton Tundra. Nice and smooth, I droped the poundage down to 56 and with carbon arrows it shoots as good as it ought to.
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