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which longbow recommendation for beginner?

Started by Joshua57, September 28, 2014, 09:33:00 AM

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Joshua57

My 13 year old son is interested in shooting a longbow and is new to the sport of archery. He can currently pull a 25lb. bow and has a 28 inch draw. We are interested in advise on longbow selection for youth just starting out, with the desire to build up strength to a 45lb. bow for hunting.
We would like to find a longbow that is under $250.
What longbows would be good with a pull weight in the 30-40lb range?

Orion

Check the big auction site for Bear Cubs, Pearson Collegians and others of that sort.  Should be able to find a good used bow for under $100.

nineworlds9

52" Texas Recurve
58" Two Tracks Ogemaw
60" Toelke Chinook
62" Tall Tines Stickflinger
64" Big Jim Mountain Monarch
64" Poison Dart LB
66" Wes Wallace Royal
            
Horse Creek TAC, GA
TBOF

Caughtandhobble

Check out Big Jim's site. They have a big sale going on now. Good Luck!!!

beaunaro

Maddog builds nice bows for very little money, and they shoot nice and smooth. The wait time isn't usually too long either.

The classifieds here or RMSG are good sources for used.

Big Jim always has a good selection of used, and a great guy to talk to and deal with.
Irv Eichorst

Paul_R

Check the classifieds in all the archery forms and the big auction site for a cheap ILF rig. You can get new limbs cheap as he gets stronger.
"My opinion is free and worth every penny"

elkken

Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good

TGMM Family of the Bow

Fletcher

Black Rhino is another great choice and also a TG sponsor.   www.bows.net
Good judgement comes from experience.  Experience comes from bad judgement.

"The next best thing to playing and winning is playing and losing."

"An archer doesn't have to be a bowhunter, but a bowhunter should be an archer."


Scott E

Mad dog or 7lakeslongbows.com

Give them a call and talk to them about what you want. Ask a lot of questions they will answer them all and help you with everything from choosing a draw weight to choosing arrows.
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