APA bows?

[calgarychef]

After this years season I think I’m gonna buy a new or used compound.

I’ve got an infinite edge right now and it served my purposes but it’s not the most accurate little bow.

Does anyone have real world experience with the APA line up?

[Hunter gatherer]

Solid bows, have been shooting mine for 4 years and see no reason to get a new bow. Very user friendly and excellent customer service.

[Wrongside]

I like my old APA M7. My buddy has a few newer APAs that he's happy with, and just bought his daughter one of their youth bows for her birthday.

It's also nice supporting a solid Western Canadian company. IMO.

[Pheasinator]

Ive had the Moba 28XR for 2 years, and from my limited bow experience I have absolutely nothing bad to say about it. It improved my accuracy 10 fold, from my old low end starter bow.

[shakeyleg02]

Cant go wrong with APA imo

[freshtinov]

I had great luck with mine a Mamba Air twin flex it was fast, quiet, and light for all the packing and hiking I did this year. I’m moving into a new mamba 33MT to gain a little extra draw length and longer axle to axle for holding shots longer. Nabil the owner has always been friendly and helpful on the phone. They back there products and are made in Canada!

[6mm rem]

I’ve had a couple APA bows currently shooting a King cobra. I’m really happy with it.

[surhuntsalot]

I’ve been shooting an APA Viper (single cam), since 2008. I bought a new Viper Nano in 2016 (still kept my first one). In over 30 years of bow hunting, and having shot many different makes and models over the years, APA are by far my favourite so far. The viper may not be the fastest, but it is accurate, super smooth, and forgiving. Everything I could want in a hunting bow. My APA has put everything from Bighorn sheep to bull moose, and Antelope to elk in my freezer... Never had a single problem with my APA bows...