Don’t get hung up on what a particular bow costs; either high OR low. Just because a bow is “expensive” doesn’t mean that it is not worth the price asked. Every bow offers uniques characteristics that may or may not be what any particular shooter is lookin for. In particular, Black Widow bows have been around since the 50’s I believe and so there is a piece of history there. I have several top quality bows from Mark Horne and I just ordered a BW PSAX; not because I can’t harvest game with my other bows, but because I have considered the BW takedown to be the pinultimate bow since I started shooting traditional bows in 1993. At that time I couldn’t afford one but now I can so I am buying my “dream bow” and it is well worth the price to me.
So, really the price; high or low, should be of secondary consideration. Shoot what feels right, not only in your hands, but also in your heart. After all, as we all know, shooting traditional archery is a passion, not a sport.
Shawnee
