are used bows good
 

can i get a used bow and have it still be very good are they trustable you know im a little scared of getting used stuff

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i have a used bow i got at the archery shop one of the guys in there gets a new one every year and sells his old one it works great but id advise you to take a friend who knows a little about bows before getting a used bow you have to check the limbs and riser for defects cams and string can be replaced but the riser and limbs on a used bow may not be covered by a warranty

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huntnma got her bow used and it's right up there with awesome...quietest bow ever...hope you get as lucky as she did.

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used bows are like used cars, it depends on the mileage and year.
i have an older Hoyt that shootsaccurate all the time.

PT

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i got mine used and to tell you the truth, i'll cry if anything ever happened to it.........it's going on year 3 and no problems, not a one......

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I've bought a few used bows over the years. The one thing to keep in mind is that a used bow is often already registered by the original owner and most manufacturers do not allow the warranty to be transferred to a new person.

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ok yea i cause i want the peep sight and the little loop thing were you hook your realese and all that stuff so i was thinking to stay under 400 i would have to go with a used one

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I just sold a buddy my "used" Legacy...and he got a SWEET bow....better than new with custom strings/cables, top-of-the-line accessories,etc....and he got a GREAT deal!

Are used bows good...??? It depends on the bow! Was it any good to begin with? How old is it? How well was it cared for?

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Buying a used bow is like buying a used car. You have to look it over and check it out before you lay out the money.

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yeah seriously. i love my used bow.

when buying something used like that it helps to know the person who owned it or to have someone check it over who knows about bows.