Is the Verdict a Dud? 

The bow is solid. It’s been my workhorse in target archery. Once you figure out the stabilization and the correct draw length the bow is a hammer.

There will be more bow reviews for sure.

Yes! It’s easy to shoot and once o got it stabilized. It got even better.

Yes those are the conquest 500 Smacdowns.

Glad it’s working out for him and me. I was honestly not sure how I’d do with the switch. Especially with southern sectionals this wknd. I’m glad I got out of my own way. It’s a shooter.

Yes, Chris is very helpful. Glad you had a good experience

Enjoy it. What color did you go with?

@@arrowsup Black, I'm a fan of all black everything all the time.

@@TajirWuTang you can never go wrong that way. Crazy thing is, this is my first target bow with black limbs. I usually get my target bows with white limbs.

@@arrowsup I really like that bronze color you got, I bet it really pops outside in the sun.

It definitely does. I’m actually glad I got this one. I originally wanted to be loud so I wanted the teal but this one was available at the shop. I have no regrets. This fits me well

Lol. I’m trying to build

It is the bow I primarily shoot now. I have 2. 1 for indoor and field. Then the other for ASA.

😂😂

I have both bows and both are neck and neck as far as adjustability. You can’t go wrong with the deadlock or SET system. I prefer the riser and the shelf of the Verdict. The Verdict will be more forgiving and even though it’s heavier it feels lighter when completely setup and at full draw. The cams in my opinion on the Verdict are more aggressive to me. I feel like at #65 the reckoning is easier to shoot if you train for hours. Either way it’ll come down to your preferred shooting style. Can’t go wrong with either choice.

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