I pity the new bowhunter or the experienced bowhunter who tries to bone up on new bow technology by reading popular bow magazines. These publications are not always bad sources of information however often writers take a handful of information and write a bucketful about it. Let me explain. The problem with these labels is that they are not talking about what the bow will be used for. The answer is no.
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What is important to a target archer is not necessarily important to a bowhunter. Speed is completely unnecessary to an indoor target archer. Only the amount of energy needed to stick the arrow in the target is necessary. A bowhunter on the other hand can use speed to his advantage by eliminating the need to have to guess yardage perfectly. This is much more important than the ultimate accuracy achieved by an indoor target bow.