Is this a good starter bow????
#1
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Is this a good starter bow????
Would this be a good starter bow for a 28 year old male? Thanks
Matt
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2071203&cp=712508.713237.7 13263.710301&page=2&doVSearch=no&pageB ucket=0&parentPage=family&searchId=710301
Matt
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2071203&cp=712508.713237.7 13263.710301&page=2&doVSearch=no&pageB ucket=0&parentPage=family&searchId=710301
#3
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 105
RE: Is this a good starter bow????
Not bad... I am fourteen years old and this is my first year bowhunting and i bought the Fred Bear TRX300, a little older model for about $200 new. I couldnt be happier with it but i am nowing looking into hoyt for future years. Very quiet bow,and shoots well. Accidently dry fired it tonight while practicing drawing back for my hunting trip tomorrow. but i checked it out and it appeared to be ok and no cracks or anything so i went out and shot it and it was still dead on.
But anyways i think that you would be happy with a fred bear for a starter i might also recommend the Fred Bear models TRX300, and the TRX32.
Good luck!
But anyways i think that you would be happy with a fred bear for a starter i might also recommend the Fred Bear models TRX300, and the TRX32.
Good luck!
#5
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blissfield MI USA
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RE: Is this a good starter bow????
The bow will work but you will get no support at all from the store other than selling it to you. I doubt they know how to fit it to you or properly set it up. I hope you know a little about archery or know someone that does.
Unless you are lucky and your chain store has a knowledgable archery person, most don't. If it were me I would look for an actual pro shop and buy from there. Even if it cost an extra hundred bucks.
Paul
Unless you are lucky and your chain store has a knowledgable archery person, most don't. If it were me I would look for an actual pro shop and buy from there. Even if it cost an extra hundred bucks.
Paul