Best Bow fot the Price
I have spent alot of time looking at various bows but even the cheapest of hunting bows tend to cost around $300. This bow costs a little more than half that price when it is fully kitted out. This bow comes with a detachable quiver, a 3 reticle sight, and an arrow rest. The sight isn't fantastic, but it works just fine. I also wasn't thrilled with the arrow rest that it came with. It promptly went in the gawbage and was replaced with a whisker biscuit. The quiver is pretty good, but it only holds 3 arrows. It is a good idea to replace the quiver with a model that holds at least four arrows.
Another great feature that this bow has is that it is very adjustable. Parts of the cams are replacable to adjust the draw legnth. The bowstring can be tigntened on the cams to allow the draw weight to be adjusted up to 45 lbs. Screws can also be adjusted on the bow to reduce the draw weight to around 25 pounds. The bow comes with a draw weight of 41 lbs.
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i bought this bow for my girlfriend to try and get her into bow hunting, Its perfect for her size and its not to hard for her to pull back, she loves it the only set back to this bow is the sight,quiver, and the rest they are cheap. if you spend a little extra in upgrades such as a peep sight and a d loop this is a great bow for the price.
compound bow
Good size for my granddaughter who had an archery class last summer at church camp. She is 17 and just wanted something to shoot targets with. It's perfect for her size and strength. She is enjoying it. Unfortunately for me - today I found the very same bow at Gander Mountain for $50 less than what I purchased it for on Amazon.com.
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