New Ross "Cariac"?

[rossman]

Has anyone bought the Ross "Cardiac" bow or shot it? I'm thinking about buying a lighter bow for hunting out west. I haven't shot it yet nut will todayor tomorrow. Just want to know what anyone has thinks about it and what I should expect?

Thanks in advance!!!--rossman

[Squirrelhunter91]

I haven't shot it yet, but the next time I can make it to Davis Sporting Goods, I'd like to shoot one.. Last time I was there, which was the end of March, they had one in, but the string was all ripped and screwed up. There were only a few strands holding it together.. The guy there said that's how the thing was delivered. In crappy condition like that. But the bow itself was light and was a very sharp looking bow.

I plan on getting a CR331 before the 2008 season because I like how the draw can be adjusted if necessary which is really important to me.

[WVreddot870]

I've had my Cardiac since April. I got it 3 days before turkey season and had it shooting a perfect hole in 5 min---very easy to tune. Not the fastest bow I've ever had but it's very smooth and a pleasure to shoot. This will be an awesome hunting bow---you will not be dissappointed. I'm shooting around 290 with my set up----plenty fast enough!

[rossman]

I've had my Cardiac since April. I got it 3 days before turkey season and had it shooting a perfect hole in 5 min---very easy to tune. Not the fastest bow I've ever had but it's very smooth and a pleasure to shoot. This will be an awesome hunting bow---you will not be dissappointed. I'm shooting around 290 with my set up----plenty fast enough!

WHat's your draw weight? I pull about 67 pounds on my switchback and it shoots 270. For a bow to hunt out west I think speed is important but 290 sounds great to me.

Thanks again!!!!--rossman