Karnage Dynamic Compound Bow

Welp to start, this is my first time shooting / owning a bow. Ever. But being the research nerd I am, this bow looks to quite nicely outfitted and built for a RIDICULOUS bargain. The bow riser is definitely alloy, and limbs seem to be too (cold to the touch). The limb pockets and hardware are all aluminum, the cams are aluminum, and the string stop and slide are both aluminum. That’s crazy nice for sub $200… I truly could only imagine to upgrade the three pin sight to one with an aluminum housing and bracket, and maybe an aftermarket string retainer slide (whatever that thing is called). Warning! iIt comes out of the box with the draw weight set at 70lbs. Be prepared to struggle for the first few pulls if this is your first compound bow, but it becomes smoother the more you pull it. I’m using this bow for target use only, with no real desire to hunt, so I may give myself a little relief by dialing it back a little for shooting 100+ arrows in a session. It makes sense to have it cranked to send a handful of arrows while hunting to keep accuracy at distance up and thump power at impact. My foam block won’t notice. Lastly, this bow comes with an EPIC warranty of lifetime. *mind blown*. Obvi not the string and some other things considered consumables, but the major pieces of the bow are covered. I’ll say it again, I’m mind blown. I’ve handled a few more expensive bows at some of the sporting goods stores and outdoor outfitters, and I can’t say there is enough difference in those for me to justify double or triple the price tag. TLDR; don’t be afraid to spend the minuscule coin on this setup, especially as your first bow. As long as you don’t use the thing as a hammer, it’s built to last quite some time!