Here are some of the most frequently asked questions and their answers. If you have a question that is not listed here, please feel free to go to the CONTACT US page and send us your question and we will send you your answer.
Q. How does a Full Force Archery Bow compare to other bows like Mathews, Hoyt or BowTech? A. Personally, the difference I see is price!! All the bows are pretty equal in performance, warranties and innovation. It comes down to what you want to spend! Q. How can you say they are pretty equal when Mathews for instance claims to win the most archery competitions? A. The archery industry is often plagued by a "better than your bow" mentality - as brand loyalty seems to often get out of hand. Some bow manufacturers even seem to develop a cult-like following of shooters - who'll openly malign any other brand of bows. This is unfortunate for beginning archers who could receive one-sided information which may or may not lead to a good bow purchasing decision. So beware of any advice declaring one type or brand of bow to be "the best". Here's an example of what I mean: If the Brunswick bowling ball company paid the world’s 100 best bowlers to use only Brunswick bowling balls during competitions, it would be no surprise that most of the big tournaments would be won by bowlers using Brunswick bowling balls. Would it be fair to conclude that Brunswick bowling balls make bowlers bowl better? No way!! But the company could make it seem that way if they advertised the bowling statistics without mentioning the paid endorsements. Sadly, some archery manufacturers use this same little trick to entice buyers, and it usually works. Beware of advertising campaigns that lead you to believe their brand of bows are more accurate, and tempt you with statistics on how many tournaments their bows win. The Point: Bows don’t win tournaments any more than a specfic bowling ball does. The most talented bowlers win tournaments and the most talented shooters win archery tournaments. Many factors are involved in accurate shooting (proper fit, careful tuning, good technique, etc.). A good high-quality bow is just one part of the equation.
Q. What should I look for in purchasing a new bow?
A. There are a lot of quality bow manufacturers in the industry today. What I would tell you is comfort and affordability are the main concerns you should have. First is comfort. It doesn't matter how much you spend on a bow, if it's not comfortable to shoot you won't like it. So if you have 2 or 3 bows that are comfortable to you, the next logical choice would be price, as along as the warranties and performance of the bows are equal.
Q. Why should I buy a Full Force Archery Griz or Thunder bow?
A. Performance, Quality and Price!!! All I can say is go shoot a Mathews, Hoyt, Bowtech, Martin or whatever high quality Proshop bow you would like and then stop by and shoot a Full Force Archery bow. See if there is a $250.00 difference in the performance, quailty and comfort. I think you'll be impressed and your wife will be be impressed with the amount of money you saved.
Q. Why is the ADDICTION so much more exspensive then the other Full Force Archery Bows?
A. Technology! The ADDICTION bow is the lastest and greatest technology in the archery world. Just like other industries, the newest technology comes with a price. If you are interested in saving money the GRIZ & THUNDER bows by FUll Force Archery will not disappoint you.
Q. Are the prices online the same as at your shop?
A. Yes, but I do run in shop discounts at times that will not appear on the website.
