Advice/comments on my bow selection please
 

Buying this bow or I should say seriously considering buying it for my Sons xmas/first hunting bow. He will be 12 in Feb. and will be hunting the fall 2004 season. Here are the stats.Riser:
AT2
Limb Pocket: Standard
Limb: 14" Quad
Wheel: Mini XD2 Cam Mini XL2 Cam Pro Cam
Idler Wheel: Standard Standard N/A
Mass Weight: 2.9 2.9 2.9
Axle To Axle: 31" 31" 32"
Brace Height: 6.5" 6.5" 6"
Peak Draw Wts: 30-40-50 lbs. 30-40-50 lbs. 30-40-50 lbs.
Draw Lengths: 22" -26" 22" -26" 22" -29"
Color Options: Mossy Oak Break Up or Advanced 3D

Here is a picture I hope.


Comments please, good bad or indifferent. I really want to make my sons first bow hunting experience a great one

Thanks, Dave

RE: Advice/comments on my bow selection please
 

I' m not familiar with that bow, but I don' t see why it wouldn' t work. Stick around, the experts will be answering soon.

RE: Advice/comments on my bow selection please
 

Great selection for a young hunter. Although High Country does have a new set up where you can adjust for differnt weight ranges, draw lenghts, and everything. I believe if you want a one bow to handle him growing up that is adjustable, you should look into that. It' s like a Max Cam or something. It' s in the new catalog. But that bow should definetly handle what your son is looking for. Should be quick and smooth to shoot. But like I said, if you got the extra cash, you can look into the the new High Country with the fully adjustable cam for everything.

RE: Advice/comments on my bow selection please
 

First off thanks Highcountry for your response and knowledge of these type bows. Went today to my local club/dealer and looked at a used one and was sold on the bow. I ordered a brand new Micro quad, the additional cam and all the sights, balancer and the little gotsa have stuff we all like.

My dealer made me a great deal and I am sure my son will love this bow. Hehe I am not sure who will be more excited Xmas morning, Me seeing his face when he opens it up or him when he see' s the bow.

Once again Thanks for the info,
Dave