[Remington Employee]

This year I sold my original .30 Carbine and used the funds to buy a new bow.
After 15 years of service my orignal Oneida Eagle H250 has seen better days. (it's still shootable, but in sad need of a maijor overhaul)

What did I replace it with?

Considerations were:

Adjustable drawweight within my limitations (bad shoulder that needs to go under the knife)

O- 90% letoff

Be able to take care of any breakage in the field.

Simplicity


Well Ted Nugent is a friend of mine, and I asked him what he thought.
He told me considering my medical condition, shoot a light drawweight. Ted only shoots about 53 lbs.....

I went to a well established archery pro shop armed with my own personal preferences along with an open mind to the advancement of tech stuff.....

I came away more than satisfied with the Firebrand Tech INTENSITY!

There is so much I could say about this bow.
First of all it's made here in NY by the family that invented the Oneida Eagle Bow

Second all repairs can be done IN THE FIELD!
there are NO CAMS or WHEELS
the bow can be DRYFIRED with NO DAMAGE!
And the bow out of the box is the quietest bow I've ever shot!

I went with the INTENSITY because that particular bow just fit me better than the DISCOVERY.

Here's their website:
http://www.discoverybowhunting.com/home.php

[VaughnT]

I've always enjoyed my Screaming Eagle from Oneida and will definitely have to give this a look. A bud at work was shot in the shoulder and this might just be the thing for him!

Gotta love their ingenuity.

[Harry Tuttle]

very interesting design
kinda reminds me of a Grozer mongolian recurve
http://www.atarn.org/commercial/grozerarchery.jpg

[Remington Employee]

you're right, it does resemble it a bit

[Remington Employee]

Holy CRAP! I didn't even look at the torture test Trevor put the bow thru!

You've got to go to the movie section and watch him throw it in the pond, then dryfire it.....

Drop it from a treestand and dryfire it....
THEN DRIVE OVER IT WITH A FRIGGIN TRUCK!!!!!!!! NOT ONCE BUT TWICE!!!!

Then dryfire it!

And all his bows are covered for breakage for 5 years!
here's the link:
http://www.discoverybowhunting.com/movies.php


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