Compound Bow Comparator

The Endeavor is a wonderful bow with an even better price. Sporting a popular short axel-to-axel measurement of 30.25 inches and a brace height of 7.125 inches, the Endeavor has a lot to offer potential shooters. With IBO speeds reaching 316 feet per second, the Endeavor is not the fastest single cam bow on the market. However, for those looking for a smooth shooting hunting rig, this is a great option. With draw length adjustability from 24-30 inches, and new limb pockets allowing for larger draw weight ranges, the shooting needs and styles of most shooters can be addressed with the Mission Endeavor. For those shooters on a tight budget, the Endeavor is hard to overlook. Although it may attract entry-level hunters due to such a low price, experienced shooters will also benefit from the large range of adjustability offered by the Endeavor. Read full review...

Overall, those who enjoyed the original Eliminator or Mathews DXT are going to appreciate the changes made resulting in the Eliminator 2. Those shooters demanding more speed and less vibration will find Eliminator II more suitable. Longer draw shooters often report a dislike of short axel-to-axel bows. However, if you are in the market for a short axel-to-axel hunting bow at a great price, the Mission Eliminator 2 may be the bow for you. The short parallel limb design hunting rig offers respectable speed and a variety of higher end options including: a rear stabilizer mounting hole and a Harmonic Dampener option. Choosing from one of the available factory accessory packages will give shooters a great set up for the same price as a higher end bare bow model. Although longer draw shooters normally avoid short axel-to-axel bows because of the string angle, those short to medium draw shooters looking for a maneuverable hunting bow may have found an inexpensive option. Read full review...

• Short AtA measurement of 30.25 inches with a forgiving 7.125 inch brace height
• Limb pockets are designed for more poundage adjustability
• Up to 80% let off
• Great price

• Respectable speeds from a smooth drawing single cam
• Optional Dead End String Stop and Harmonic Stabilizer add to a shock free release
• Improved version of an award winning Eliminator (Field & Stream, Outdoor Life)
• Wide range of draw weight from 40-70 pounds
• Great value for money

• Draw length can only be changed by purchasing new cams
• Composite rubber grip is a tad large
• Some feel the bow has a 'cheap' look with the composite limb pockets and rubber grip

• Draw length has to be changed by purchasing a new cam
• Many longer draw shooters dislike the short axel-to-axel measurement