Despite the fact they have continued to produce a high quality product for today's shooters. Darton was founded in originally as a division of a company manufacturing leather goods for mill workers.
In Darton is spending some dollars on advertising and sponsoring in hopes to bring their name back to the top with other manufactures putting out high quality archery equipment. This system was the first to conquer the timing issues traditionally associated dual cams. Limbs - Today all of Darton's top end bows feature beyond parallel, pre-stressed, split limbs to optimize performance and produce accurate shots each and every time.
The more affordable models feature single limbs but are still consistent and accurate. They are designed to be strong and lightweight so the shooter has consistency shot after shot but also can be comfortably carried to the tree stand or on a spot and stalk hunt. Popularity and Customer Feedback While Darton has not been a household name for a number of years, those who have continued to shoot Dartons have been very pleased.
The company from Michigan has always produced a quality product that is right up there with the big name brands in every category, making Darton a company worth considering. Darton also manufactures a long axle to axle bow in the DS designed for target or 3D archery, and a bowfishing bow in the Aqua Force. These are quality youth bows that are great for teaching and learning how to shoot properly. Currently, Darton produces only compound bows, and none with a long enough ATA to be considered a finger bow.
Darton produced a modest but full line of recurve bows. Unlike some companies, they tended to stick with the same model names although designs did change some over time. The high end Thunderbird was their flagship target bow. Other target bows included the Electra and Dynamic.
Hunting bows included the Fury, Thunderbird, and Magnum. Entry-level bows included the Clipper, Trail Master and Ranger. Kids bows included the Dart and Thunderstick.
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