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Title: Ragim wolf LB/Barta bow
Post by: geno on April 27, 2007, 09:40:00 AM
I have a ragim wolf long bow. I know it is very low end but I was wondering if anyone started out with one or still has one. how does yours shoot. will it group? Also I was looking at this Barta bow.what are your thoughts. money is an object.(to many beagles). thanks
Gene
Title: Re: Ragim wolf LB/Barta bow
Post by: TexMex on April 27, 2007, 12:19:00 PM
Geno, just my 2cents, take a look at some of the bows on the classifieds here, I have bought a couple of really nice bows here.
Title: Re: Ragim wolf LB/Barta bow
Post by: Alex.B on April 27, 2007, 12:24:00 PM
Gene, what TexMex said. I too bought a couple of Ferraris for a fraction of their original cost on the classifieds here  :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Ragim wolf LB/Barta bow
Post by: BobW on April 27, 2007, 01:19:00 PM
Spend some time with matching components to the bow (find what it likes) and you will have spent little compared to buying a bow, and likely really like the bow you have.  Dedicating time to form and function will likely make any bow a good shooter.  And best of all, you are doing something you like.
Title: Re: Ragim wolf LB/Barta bow
Post by: R H Clark on April 27, 2007, 02:08:00 PM
Geno,have you had a chance to try the Barta bow? I would say go to some shoots and try a few to see what you like.Then look until you find one of the ones you like used. I have bought great used bows for half their new cost.The $400 you would spend on the Barta new would get some very nice used bows.The Barta is not a bad price if you like it,just try it first.Good luck.
Title: Re: Ragim wolf LB/Barta bow
Post by: Shawn Leonard on April 27, 2007, 02:32:00 PM
I agree with above. I believe ya can pick up a beautiful R/D LB on the classified that go for up to $7-800 for $3-400. There is a Treadway on there now and a Morrison and a ton of others in your price range and they are all as good if not way better performers than the Barta bow. Just a thought! Shawn