Met up with local trads twice so far...they lent me a bow and helped me figure my dominant eye...great group of folks
I won an **** auction last night for a 70's browning rover 35x# 64" recurve
I don't know much about it...anyone here have details about it?
I can't wait to shoot
No experience with that bow, but welcome aboard!
welcome !!!
Welcome!
Welcome from Florida!
Welcome to the fire :campfire:
Welcome to the :campfire: Once you receive the bow post some pics and ask some questions about it and im sure you will get the info you need here. Great bunch of guys here with an overwhelming amount of knowledge.
Make sure the limbs are straight and safe. Practice practice practice! Welcome!!
Welcome :campfire:
Your going to have FUN !
Glad you found us, welcome :thumbsup:
Hi there-Hap
Welcome from Maine.
Welcome from Legends Bows!
You will enjoy trad, and you will learn a lot from the people on this site. Welcome.
Welcome :campfire:
Welcome to here! :wavey: If you throw up some pictures I'm sure it'll help these guys give you some info.
Welcome to the addiction JTurk! That bow should be a smoothy! Have fun!
Sounds like one of the Browning intro-level field/target bows. At 64" it should be really smooth, and the Brownings were all good quality. Welcome, and post any questions here - there's a wealth of knowledge. The history/collecting forum might produce more info on your bow.
A bow that long and light should be one smooth shooting son of a gun! Enjoy! And welcome to tradgang!
Thanks everyone
What's the difference between 35x# and 36#? I was told the 35x# means it's a 36#, if that's the case why not just call it 36#?
yup, depending on the maker the 'x' after the number can indicate one additional pound of pull, i believe they did the 'x' cause it's "one pound-ISH"/approximate. It works same in reverse...I think..thought I'd seen some bows marked say "xx35" etc meaning they're like 33ish pounds.
Welcome and enjoy the trad journey.
Welcome from the South!
Welcome from KY :wavey:
Very nice!Browning made some good ones.Welcome aboard.
Welcome
I'm about two years in and I think it is safe to say that everyone is an addict! Bye bye training wheels.
Welcome from 7 Lakes Longbows. Lot of good people here.
Welcome to the campfire, pull up a chunk o wood and sit a spell.
Welcome from Alaska.
:wavey:
thanks everyone
that is a good bow to start with and welcome. You will sooner than you think be weighing the choices of, do I want a long recurve like the Rover or a longbow or a hybrid or a shorter recurve or one of each or if you get through the entire Hill thread one of each longbow. and then there are the arrows. Is 100 too few is 200 too many? Check out as many shooting styles and instructions as you can,(with time and practice and trying different things,you will know what works best for you), before you decide on which new bows and arrows to buy.
thank you
i was given arrows for the holidays - not sure if they're the right size, it looks as if they don't come with tips either
i believe they are these http://www.sportsmanswarehouse.com/sportsmans/Vital-Impact-Arrows/productDetail/Carbon-Arrows/prod72221/cat100545