Originally Posted by
OhioNovice
I just say bearbowhunter's thread about a bow for his girlfriend and I didnt want to jack his ghread so I thought Id start my own.
Ive been taking so many trips to the Archery range lately that my wife is starting to show interest in shooting as well so I figured it was time to get her a bow. My issue is finding one with a low enough poundage that she can draw. She is rather tall with a 28" draw so a kids bow wont work, but she can only draw around 35# right now.
Ive been looking at a Bear Quest because it has 50# of adjustment but id rather not spend $400 on a bow set up that she may get bored with in a month or two. Basically I need a fullsized bow with lots of adjustment for dirt cheap. She wont be hunting, just target practice
Any ideas? Ebay hasnt turned up much....
i have a bear odyssey II im looking to get rid of. 175$
Draw weights: 35 -50 pound peak
Draw Lengths: 13 to 27 inches all on one cam
Axle-to-axle length: 32 inches
Brace Height: 5.5 inches
Mass Weight: 2.9 pounds
Let-off option: 70 percent
Eccentrics: Inner Cam
Advertised IBO speed: 283-287 fps at 27 inches/50 lbs (250-grain)
Finish: Realtree HD Green
Cable: Tech twist Green and Brown BCY DynaFlight 97, 34.5 inches
String: Tech twist Green and Brown BCY DynaFlight 97, 51 inches
Grip: One-piece – elasto-polymer
Riser: CNC machined 6061-T6 aluminum - reflex
Limbs: Compression molded fiberglass
Cable Guard: Composite cable rod - straight
-tru glo 3 pin sight, ill have to put the other one on there.
-needs d-loop
-it has new orange and green string
-no stabilizer, it came with a ****ty one, didnt do anything to help
-whisker biscuit
-quiver
-3 arrows (2 beeman and 1 carbon express)
-ill throw in my soft camo bow case
for some reason my pictures wouldnt upload to here to i made a flickr and have them on there. here is the link
http://www.flickr.com/photos/59450317@N07/