[Michigan Ken]

Have been shooting for forty years. First compound was the original Allen speedster, 1975. The last 5 were Hoyts, now after trying out most of the high end bows in this class over the last 6 months, the Ross was the easy choice.

 

[Tn10point]

Congrats on the new bow I am waiting on my 334 to show up :shock:

 

[thespyhunter]

Good choice

 

[msar]

You'll have a BLAST with it!!! I just bought a 337 in Feb and this summer I'm going to get another ROSS, Just don't know which one yet...... 8)

 

[semobow]

Good choice. Hope you like yours as much as I like mine.

 

[ricehntnfsh]

congrats on the new shooter :grin:

 

[7bru]

:grin: :grin: :grin:

 

[Guest]

Welcome :grin:

I have only been shooting archery for about 10 years now but have owned a few dozen bows in that time (I am a addict)....
I have had several Mathews, Bowtechs, and about 4 or 5 other brands of bows and have really come to the conclusion that Ross Archery leads the way for me.
I do not think I can ever come across another company that suits my needs and treats its customers the way the Ross family does.

 

[liaf]

Same age, similiar story but a new 337 as of 3/14. You can read my first experience in the "introduce yourself forum" under the post -looking at a 337.

 

[rutnstrut]

Congrats on choosing an awesome bow. My story is much the same as yours as far as shooting the other supposed "top end" bows. I chose Ross after being a diehard Hoyt shooter for a long time. Unless Ross goes downhill and I don't see that happening I will be shooting a Ross until I can't shoot anymore.

 

[weave]

Congrats and welcome to family