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RE: Hey guys...I'll be pickin' your brains

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ORIGINAL: va bowbender

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ORIGINAL: bowmanaj

So your saying I shouldjust put it in the closet and never touch it..:eek:

Now that would be a damn shame. You were very lucky to find that bow at that price. It happens to be a very fine bow, indeed. I would if at all possible try to find another one of lower poundage and greater length. Consider the money you saved on that one as a down payment on another used one. I always try to suggest going onto one of the auction sites and finding a Bear Grizzly or Hunter. They are plentiful and comparitively inexpensive. They are proven and time tested reliable shooters. If that's not an option then GET OUT THERE AND HAVE AT IT! Bows were made to shoot, have fun and practice hard, but always remember form, form, form. Were here to help if you need us.

Thanks for the insight, I'm still gonna have some fun with it until I can afford a longer bow.

RE: Hey guys...I'll be pickin' your brains

Man thats a sweet bow. Glad you got it, have a good time with it, but be careful, they are a helluva lot of fun to shoot.

RE: Hey guys...I'll be pickin' your brains

I'm agreeing with VA, if you could get your hands on a lower poundage longer bow at some point, I would do that to learn with. Keep the bow you have though as long as you like it. Since you have a hunting bow with the one that you have, I would not be afraid to look for something in the 30-35 pound range to learn on.