Pondering On Getting Into Archery...

[qtrain23]

Sweet looking bow. Seems a bit confusing on how it works from the picture. Has a lot going on.

You pull it, then let go

Lol

 

[Rustpot]

Sweet looking bow. Seems a bit confusing on how it works from the picture. Has a lot going on.

That one has all the trimmings. There's a skeletal quiver, sight with string peep, counterweight, lanyard/drop strap, string silencers, rest, two string guides, and a loop for the release between two nochs.

Pretty killer setup!

Add a couple limbsavers and get a lot of arrows and tips! Too bad the arrows will cost more than the bow before too long.

Make sure your target/field points are the same weight as your hunting tips so you can match your POA/POI settings.

Is it just for target shooting, or do you have a game in mind for it? What draw weight are you set at?

My bow is set for ~55lbs since I have an elbow injury I'm working through. Hopefully when I get shooting again when it starts warming up in the spring I can get it set back up to ~70lbs.

 

[Ecko]

You pull it, then let go

Lol

With all that stuff it should shoot its self.

 

[stevan5150]

That one has all the trimmings. There's a skeletal quiver, sight with string peep, counterweight, lanyard/drop strap, string silencers, rest, two string guides, and a loop for the release between two nochs.

Pretty killer setup!

Add a couple limbsavers and get a lot of arrows and tips! Too bad the arrows will cost more than the bow before too long.

Make sure your target/field points are the same weight as your hunting tips so you can match your POA/POI settings.

Is it just for target shooting, or do you have a game in mind for it? What draw weight are you set at?

My bow is set for ~55lbs since I have an elbow injury I'm working through. Hopefully when I get shooting again when it starts warming up in the spring I can get it set back up to ~70lbs.

Yeah i am having some custom arrows being made and cut currently.
I am shooting with it set at 65lbs , and grouping them quite nicely at 30 yards.
I plan on honing the skill for a year with target shooting of course and then next october start deer hunting.
I have my eye set on a nice red dot holographic sight to put on it.