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Browning Bridger II
Can someone tell me if the above mentioned bow is a good used bow for the beginning adult archer? Any info would be appreciated.
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RE: Browning Bridger II
They are an older two cam bow with an 8 inch brace height. They would be an ok starter bow.
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RE: Browning Bridger II
I owned one for a few years and thought it was an extremely easy bow to shoot well.
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