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Bear Montana Questions

Started by DesertDude, February 28, 2011, 09:08:00 PM

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Reaper TN

Traded a recurve for a like new 50 pound Montana about a month ago.  This is my first longbow and I love the way it shoots.  I ditched the stock string for a 14 strand D-97 and braced mine at 7 1/2 inches on some advice from some Montana shooters.  Bow shoots plenty fast for me and is super quiet with just some catwhiskers I had laying around.  I would highly recommend a Montana to anyone looking for a longbow.
TT Pinnacle II  45# 62"
Hoyt Excel  50# 64"

Cottonmouth

Just picked up my second one....
"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea."  Robert A. Heilein

NYArrow

I own one. Very quiet, smooth pulling and shock free. The handle is definitely square but as with any bow you can adapt.
Choose this day whom you will serve...as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.
Joshua 24:15

LongbowGuy83

I went to Montana with the folks to see friends when I was 17 or so. They introduced us to the trad sport. So of course when I got home it only made sense to buy the bow that said montana on it, right? Still have the bow. Well, I still own it anyway. It's my loaner bow that I let friends borrow to learn on. It's in Alaska as we speak teaching yet someone else. For the price you can't beat them.
Caleb Chambers
Carolina Traditional Archers


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