[Anthony Morella]

in reply to: Recurve Bow Upgrade #63794

DWC,

Thank you! I’ll add Browning to the list and get out there to see what e-bay is offering.

[Anthony Morella]

in reply to: Recurve Bow Upgrade #63783

Eidsvolling,

I never thought of e-bay, and it sounds like a good idea for finding a bow. I’ll admit that finding something a bit rare and with some character is an exciting prospect.

[Anthony Morella]

in reply to: Recurve Bow Upgrade #63762

ArthurW,

Thank you. I’m hearing great things about Bear bows and will definitely look into them more.

[Anthony Morella]

in reply to: Recurve Bow Upgrade #63754

J,

Thank you. I’ll check them out during my research. Tough part is doing this right, because there are so many options on the market!

[Anthony Morella]

in reply to: Recurve Bow Upgrade #63741

John,

Thanks for the recommendation. Bears are always regarded as solid bows.

I hear the shorter bows require more concentration and improved fundamentals because they’re inherently more sensitive to small movements. If nothing else, they should force archers to become better shooters.

I used my 60″ in December for a hunting trip and it was a touch awkward in the climber stand. I was able to adapt and overcome, though shooting lanes were very limited because the stand can interfere in places if the bow isn’t canted to some extent.

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