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Posted: 7/16/2012 5:29:00 AM
THE IMAGE ABOVE IS A PAID ADVERTISEMENT Bear Carbon Extreme XLR bow (less than 100) - has a peep and a quiver Browning Rage compound bow (less than 200) - has hard case, release, quiver, stabilizer and a few arrows Jennings Airmaster (200) - Cobra Sight, Wisker Bisket limb savers, Gold Tip arrows, soft case and a few arrows PSE package deal of an adult Phaser II, a teen Scamp and a Bear Woody Special (100) - all appear to be in fair condition but none of the pull lengths are right, they're 3-4 inches off Bear Sentry (50) perfect pull length and comes with 16 arrows...this is the one im leaning toward currently so if anyone has thoughts on this bow whether good or bad, please share Bear Whitetail (less than 100) with soft case and new release Diamond Justice (200) - new string,cable damper,sights, rest,and wrist strap another question i had was if there was any amount it would be okay to stray away from my measured pull length? thank you to anybody who either spends thier time reading this or can give any info to help |
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Posted: 7/16/2012 10:52:57 AM
I would not be interested in any of them. I know it seems like getting an older inexpensive bow to start out with makes sense but I would go with something pretty recent as you will want something more up to date fairly soon once you get into it.
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Posted: 7/17/2012 1:16:42 AM
in your opinion, is there anything new thats really worth getting in the 200 and under range or at least right around there?
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Posted: 7/17/2012 8:19:03 AM
I'd be looking for something 3-4 years old. You should be able to find bows by Martin, Reflex, Diamond or Bear in your budget with a little looking.
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Posted: 7/17/2012 11:03:38 PM
What are your thought on the Diamond Justice, is that a really old model? I also came across a 2008 Reflex Growler today that just a little outside my price range, anything you could tell me about that bow or just the brand.
heres the listing for it: I am selling a right handed 2008 Reflex (Hoyt's little brother) Growler Bow. The bow is in perfect working order and was lightly used, but i don't use it anymore and it's time to go. The draw weight is 50-60. The draw length is adjustable from 25-30. The bow is outfitted with a True Glo 5 pin sight, an STS string stop, a Primos string protector, a stabilizer, Carolina Archery drop away rest, and a 5 arrow quiver that mounts on the bow. thanks for responding, I really appreciate it |
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Posted: 7/18/2012 10:09:48 AM
[Last Edit: 7/18/2012 10:12:54 AM by dbd870]
Bows are kind of individual and what one person likes another won't. Kind of makes it hard if you can't shoot it first. That Reflex for a little over $200 doesn't sound bad though. Only ever shot 1 Reflex (Bighorn) - it was a while back but I liked it pretty well actually, It was around an 08 I think; if it was what I had to use I wouldn't complain.
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Posted: 7/20/2012 11:35:15 PM
What is your draw length? A good place to look –– believe it or not –– is fleaBay. Find a Bear Truth 2 package like this one around $275 or so, or a Martin like this Pantera or Saber and then add what you need (at the least arrows and a release). Expect to spend around $100 or so for a dozen arrows.
You might consider diverting some of your other-hobby money to getting a good used bow. You'll actually end up spending less in the long run (because you will upgrade). |
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