Man I'm so ready to get mine in.

I just threw on a set of black wolf limbs.So much smoother than the hoyt limbs that came with it and dam fast 210fps 515 grain arrows.

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Hi, also from Australia. I’ve got a collection of four buffalos and four satoris in every combination so I’m very confident in my opinion on this topic, I also have a large collection of other bows from different companies. Honestly the price isn’t that expensive for an American made bow with this level of adjustability. Any other American-made bow in this class cost the same if not more. The finish is perfectly acceptable especially the Maple limbs and the powder coat is very durable. There is a world of difference between the Buffalo and the Satori. Buffalo -only shoot from the shelf -formula dovetail -zero Limb pocket adjustability -only one size 19 inch riser -no quiver/sight mount on the side Satori -shelf or Flipper rest -ilf pockets -limb pocket left to right -three different size rises -drilled mounting holes Completely different bows and I think the satoris finish has improved over the buffalo. The bow is no more noisier than any other bow, you need some common sense and know how to be able to tune it. Even the win-win black wolf needs tuning to reduce noise and I found it to be much louder I honestly think this is why Hoyt didn’t take you seriously, what you’re saying doesn’t make any sense.

Don Powell around 700 hundred ,

Saw what😢

How do you like it after 8 months?

Eric Baumgartner Try Bodnik bows germany. Ok, they are lightweight, but smooth to draw, strong on the shoot and very silent. My Mowhawk feels like silk and shoots like a rocket, accurate and fine. Find a bearpaw dealer and try it out! ...if you like light weight wooden bows😉.

Thanks for the advice, i have had a Bodnik but they are so light in the hand that i cant shoot them well. Bought an inexpensive Chinese made black hunter and it shoots fantastic and is heavy enough to be stable in the hand. Also the Bodnik slick stick i had needed to have the limb tips sanded out to allow for a 31" draw. The sharp edge would eat the string loop in a week if not altered. If you get a chance to try the black hunter and compare with the mowhawk you be very impressed for less than half the price.

It sounds to me like you needed to adjust tiller. I've shot several buffaloes and once the tiller was adjusted for my crawl, it was as quiet as anything else out there besides a one piece longbow.

Do you draw it back 31" ? Thats where the problem starts. Up to 29-30 " is fine.

lol. Because you already reach maximum draw length.. if u still want to draw much longer then u gonna need a new & longer limbs

Eric Tycksen 19”, the 17” has two small holes on top and one small hole on the bottom, 19” has two small on top and one large one bottom, 21” three small on top and two large on bottom.

Same here. The new ones have black handle. I want the brown wooden one to.

@@joshuawilliams194 Found a solution.I ordered the TBOW wooden grip of ebay as its the satori knock of. I hate the look and fell of the composite handle.

Thanks man. Im bout to check ebay now. I always like wooden handles better too. Even on Compound bow.

@@huntinglife5202 I have owned a junxing H1 september 2016, [taow] egg or chicken?

Metin Gurbuz Fred is a very accomplished bow hunter... idk what your on about

Jeremiah Meachum he likes to work with 8ths.

This coming from a man who can't use a period.

Probably because it's a hunting bow and Fred is a traditional bow hunter... he didn't need another engineer to help design it he needed the guy that's going to actually use it