Interested In buying a compound
#21
RE: Interested In buying a compound
Just a little bit of advice from being down this road before. I got my GF a lightweight recurve to shoot & have fun with & learn on... well not hittingthe target was not fun for her at all. I think I messed up big time, I should have gotten her a compound and a release.
#22
RE: Interested In buying a compound
Real short it is the bow I bought for Jake (my 11 yr old).
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Whats the length on this bow?
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
Steve, If you decide to look at a new bow. One of the best sellers is the Diamond Edge. Renamed Razor Edge this year. You should be able to get one in the $280 range, maybe less, and an add on package is available for about $50, Sight, peep, rest, quiver, sling.
Draw length is adjustable from 19" to 29"
Dan
Steve, If you decide to look at a new bow. One of the best sellers is the Diamond Edge. Renamed Razor Edge this year. You should be able to get one in the $280 range, maybe less, and an add on package is available for about $50, Sight, peep, rest, quiver, sling.
Draw length is adjustable from 19" to 29"
Dan
#23
RE: Interested In buying a compound
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
Steve, If you decide to look at a new bow. One of the best sellers is the Diamond Edge. Renamed Razor Edge this year. You should be able to get one in the $280 range, maybe less, and an add on package is available for about $50, Sight, peep, rest, quiver, sling.
Draw length is adjustable from 19" to 29"
Dan
Steve, If you decide to look at a new bow. One of the best sellers is the Diamond Edge. Renamed Razor Edge this year. You should be able to get one in the $280 range, maybe less, and an add on package is available for about $50, Sight, peep, rest, quiver, sling.
Draw length is adjustable from 19" to 29"
Dan
Derek
#24
RE: Interested In buying a compound
I would say anything under 38".
ORIGINAL: drockw
That is the same bow i picked out for my G/F last year. Its a really nice bow that is very adjustable. The only problem i see with it is the ATA still being quite short. I really dont know what is too short for fingers but either way its a nice bow.
Derek
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
Steve, If you decide to look at a new bow. One of the best sellers is the Diamond Edge. Renamed Razor Edge this year. You should be able to get one in the $280 range, maybe less, and an add on package is available for about $50, Sight, peep, rest, quiver, sling.
Draw length is adjustable from 19" to 29"
Dan
Steve, If you decide to look at a new bow. One of the best sellers is the Diamond Edge. Renamed Razor Edge this year. You should be able to get one in the $280 range, maybe less, and an add on package is available for about $50, Sight, peep, rest, quiver, sling.
Draw length is adjustable from 19" to 29"
Dan
Derek
#25
RE: Interested In buying a compound
ORIGINAL: TeeJay
Real short it is the bow I bought for Jake (my 11 yr old).
Real short it is the bow I bought for Jake (my 11 yr old).
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Whats the length on this bow?
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
Steve, If you decide to look at a new bow. One of the best sellers is the Diamond Edge. Renamed Razor Edge this year. You should be able to get one in the $280 range, maybe less, and an add on package is available for about $50, Sight, peep, rest, quiver, sling.
Draw length is adjustable from 19" to 29"
Dan
Steve, If you decide to look at a new bow. One of the best sellers is the Diamond Edge. Renamed Razor Edge this year. You should be able to get one in the $280 range, maybe less, and an add on package is available for about $50, Sight, peep, rest, quiver, sling.
Draw length is adjustable from 19" to 29"
Dan
Dan
#26
RE: Interested In buying a compound
Pretty much any compound these days made in fairly recent years will do her just fine as long as it fits her. Also, im with these guys when they tell ya to get her a release, it will be much more consistent and easier to shoot, thus, limiting frustration (You know how those women deal with frustration). If you want her to stick with it I would make sure to keep it as enjoyable as possible for her. Then it will be easier for you as well!
#27
RE: Interested In buying a compound
Length of the Bow really depends on her draw length. The shorter the draw length the shorter her Bow can be without finger pinch. I shot fingers for years.
I wish someone would have started me with a release when I started shooting compounds, but they didn't
I really think Trad bows are made for shooting fingers, and compounds were made to shoot with arelease, but that's just my opinion.[8D]
Dan
I wish someone would have started me with a release when I started shooting compounds, but they didn't
I really think Trad bows are made for shooting fingers, and compounds were made to shoot with arelease, but that's just my opinion.[8D]
Dan
#28
RE: Interested In buying a compound
You may want to consider a whisker biscuit for the hunting aspect, as I believe it's one less hinder that could occur
during hunting. Some food for thought...
during hunting. Some food for thought...
#29
RE: Interested In buying a compound
I wanted to mention the release thing, for the same reasons every one else did, but you seemed apposed?
If it makes a difference weather she likes it or not, it may be something to consider.
I think you have great intentions, but to keep the peace, ask her what she wants to do!!![]
Chit your rolling in the milk, buy her both!
If it makes a difference weather she likes it or not, it may be something to consider.
I think you have great intentions, but to keep the peace, ask her what she wants to do!!![]
Chit your rolling in the milk, buy her both!
#30
RE: Interested In buying a compound
I really think Trad bows are made for shooting fingers, and compounds were made to shoot with a release, but that's just my opinion.