Starting to pull the string again!
#1
Spike
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 6
Starting to pull the string again!
Its been 10 years since pulling my bow. Its been at my parents house and my father has been taking care of it. The bow is probably 15 to 20 years old. Now my wife wants to start shooting, so I will be picking mine up to shoot with her. We will be buying her a new bow, but its been a long time since I have looked at buying one. We stopped by a archery shop and found out she has a 27" draw when shooting a release. I think she could easily pull 50#. We will be hunting with it at some point in the next 2 or 3 years. We are looking to spend around $400 for everything (bow, arrows, and all gadgets).
What should I be looking for in a bow for her?
The some bows (Mission Craze, PSE Rally) have a huge amount it can be adjusted, does that take away from the relibility, and should I be looking for something more defined to her draw length and weight?
What other numbers do I need to be concerned about other than draw weight and length?
Thank you,
Ryan
What should I be looking for in a bow for her?
The some bows (Mission Craze, PSE Rally) have a huge amount it can be adjusted, does that take away from the relibility, and should I be looking for something more defined to her draw length and weight?
What other numbers do I need to be concerned about other than draw weight and length?
Thank you,
Ryan
#2
you could also look at the diamond razor edge, Bear Archery, and Martin. . I personally like adjustable bows, since you do not need a bow press to change anything. Some other numbers are the brace height, anything around 7" will be good. You don't want the axle to axle to be to long, which makes it difficult in hunting situations or too short. you should be able to get a good set-up for 400$. good luck.
#6
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 6
but is the package deal rest and sight good, or should i buy something different with a "bare bones" bow. I tested a Mission Menace with a biscut rest, but it seems people dont like them as well as other rests.
I am just trying to figure out if the package deal equipment is good or just something cheap to sell a bow "ready to hunt".
Thanks
I am just trying to figure out if the package deal equipment is good or just something cheap to sell a bow "ready to hunt".
Thanks