narrowed it down, hoyt crx 32 vs. bear carnage

[jshouse]

what do u guys think? i shot both and felt that both were very quiet, smooth, and very fast. the carnage has about a 20fps edge in IBO speed, which i know some people could care less about.

i liked shooting both and can get them for very close to the same price.

29" draw and 70lbs.

thanks

[splitbeam145]

I'd prefer the CRX 32, but get what's more comfortable to you. You're the one dropping the coins. Both are good shooting bows.

[jshouse]

i am thinking about quality, customer service, and resale value...

just seems that even with all of the advancements by Bear in the last few years, people still have a bad view of them.

[wlfhound27]

Hoyt is a good brand. There all so close in speed and performance that it boils down to the grip that fits you best. I think that is the #1 issue. For me thats Hoyt, hands down.

[Rather_B_Fishin]

Hoyts customer service is first class from what I've seen at double G. I truly think they care about the product and customers.

[MQ32Shooter]

Buy the one that fits you best. After weighing the pros and cons of each bow, go with your gut feeling. Personally, I would not worry about resale. I kept my first compound 9years and the one I'm shooting now is a 2008 model. As long as it works, keep it. BTW, I asked you some questions on your Hunt Co. thread. If you have time, check it out.