Want to support the pro shop, Believe the extra pennies are worth spending to have a pro work on the "Ferrari" and I want them to pay their rent so I show up tomorrow and they’re still there with the talent.

Thinking I don’t need flagship again, to many great bows today, even if a year or two old (not another Vertix, Ultra QAD, HHA 5119, mathews quiver, some other goodies – have not gone "overboard" – I think – all very nice).

"Know your bow and personal limitations and practice" seems to be key for success.

Leaning away for "try them all", at mid-range, just get a proven, well made, top seller of all time (not just flagship 2019 or 2018 at $ 1750+ – not that I *think* I have any buyers remorse, the bow is , well slick as greased lighting).

Barking up wrong tree?

Suggestions are great, what’s a proven, great customer support and above average "never seen that before tech support" type answers from the mfg.

Throw me a bone or two, give me some things to think about. Diamond sb-1 has been on the radar – I dunno, light usage in the mfg forums on Diamond.

I shoot 20 and 40 yds in the backyard, in the shade.

Maybe do nothing and just use what I have <shrug>.

TIA ALL!!!

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