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Suggestions for a $400 "working man's longbow"

Started by Max-4, December 20, 2013, 12:05:00 PM

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Over&Under

I bet Chuck at Two Tacks (sponsor here) has some on his site right now that fit your bill...he builds a heck of a nice bow...working man or not:)
"Elk (add hogs to the list) are not hard to hit....they're just easy to miss"          :)
TGMM

hvyhitter

Try a bunch used till you find what you like to shoot and fits your style and form............ much better than ordering one, waiting for it to be built and then not really liking it.........
Bowhunting is "KILL and EAT" not "Catch and Release".....Semper Fi!

dougedwards

QuoteOriginally posted by Sidmand:
Kegan's bows (Omega Longbows) get excellent reviews from every person I have ever asked who has shot one.  Nice hard shooter, excellent worksmanship, and the price is sub-400 because he uses all local lumbers.  I think you should take the time to email him and let him talk you into one - I think you won't be dissapointed.
Yuo,,,,, I have three of them.  Great performers but not beautiful.

Doug
But you brethren are not of the flesh but of the Spirit if indeed the Spirit of Christ lives within you. Romans 8

1flyfish

Dwyer longbows. Dave and Sue are great people his basic bows are around your price range and you can get the woods that you want for the handle and limbs from his choices.Check out their web site.Good luck in your search.
JD Berry Morningstar
Howard Hill Tembo
McBroom ASL
"Keep em flying straight"

finkm1

Check out Two Tracks or New Woods. For $500.00 you could get a heck of a bow.
"When in Rome, DO Rome"

"Expect more than others think is possible"

Bonebuster

Brand new Bear Montana $339.00 all day long...enough left over for some arrows.

Brianlocal3

Nothing new I can add...look at classifieds, that's what I did for about 30 bows lol. Bought and sold for what I bought or traded.
Other than that, the bear Montana is a fantastic bow, I personally do not get along with the grip (or any locator for that matter) but at that price it didn't hurt my feeling to alter it to my needs.
JD Berry Taipan (original) 53@28 62"
Cascade mountain Brush Hawk 53@28 56"

Gator1

I would encourage classifieds as well.

Best way to get a feel for longbows and save a pile of $$$$$$

Then decide what you like and custom order..

shirikahn

Can't go wrong with a good used bow off of the classifieds.  Maddog also is a great source...I've yet to hear a single negative remark regarding one.  I think for $400 you will find just what you are looking for

Bob Walker

First - read Orion's post

Second- read it again!

Third- at this point, don't worry about which shoots faster, harder, etc. concentrate on learning proper form and technique.

JMHO
Philippians 4:13

TGMM - Brotherhood of the Bow

Sixby

Find a  bow from a bowyer you really like and give him a call. Sometimes we have bows that are very slightly used or are slight blems that we heavily discount. Even bows that we have has in stock too long . I'm talking about bows with nothing wrong with them at all that are perfectly good working bows. For instance I have at least five different bows in stock right now like this and I am sure most bowyers have something along that order. I usually save some bows like that back for beginners and for young people ect.

God bless, Steve

jess stuart

Take a look at Winterhawk Archery they have some nice looking bows in that price range.  Good guy as well.

tom cunningham

My .02's  Look at the RMSG webpage and then just call those guys to talk archery and about starting with good fundamentals. I think you'll be glad you did.  good luck.

Mryan2176


Mryan2176



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