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It has been years since I have shot a bow. What is a good bow for me to start back with ? I don't have alot of time to devote to bow hunting or shoots . I want a good bow for a good price.
Question by Robert Wolford. Uploaded on November 11, 2009
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If you do not have time to practice there is no shame with using a crossbow where legal. The good bow for a good price question is to wide open but I know Horton makes reasonably priced crossbows.
If you must learn to shoot a bow in a short period of time make sure it is professionally tuned and the arrows are spined correctly.
Just buy anything new at any major sport goods store. Bass pro, or Cabella's. They only carry the best. THey have some good deals out there.
Any PSE bow has a reasonable price and preforms great.
Ive been shooting a PSE since i started bow hunting, on my third one...they are awesome bows and decently priced. I shoot with my buddy that has a mathews and i personally cant tell any major difference that justifies spending the extra 400 bucks on a mathews
Not true Justin D, none of those you listed are "allowed" to sell Mathews bows !
I'm with buckhunter here though.
PSE, Parker, Diamond.
Check out Mathews too.
hands down MISSION ELIMINATOR best bow for the price u can find it at any mathews dealer
http://missionarchery.com/Eliminator_II-bow.asp
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If you do not have time to practice there is no shame with using a crossbow where legal. The good bow for a good price question is to wide open but I know Horton makes reasonably priced crossbows.
If you must learn to shoot a bow in a short period of time make sure it is professionally tuned and the arrows are spined correctly.
Any PSE bow has a reasonable price and preforms great.
hands down MISSION ELIMINATOR best bow for the price u can find it at any mathews dealer
http://missionarchery.com/Eliminator_II-bow.asp
Just buy anything new at any major sport goods store. Bass pro, or Cabella's. They only carry the best. THey have some good deals out there.
Ive been shooting a PSE since i started bow hunting, on my third one...they are awesome bows and decently priced. I shoot with my buddy that has a mathews and i personally cant tell any major difference that justifies spending the extra 400 bucks on a mathews
Not true Justin D, none of those you listed are "allowed" to sell Mathews bows !
I'm with buckhunter here though.
PSE, Parker, Diamond.
Check out Mathews too.
a browning bow
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