Turkish bow

[TheFatboy]

If you want a bow that's all aces, you can't expect to pay 150-180$. If I were you, I'd wait until I had the cash to get a great bow, instead of a cheap, mediocre one.

[rambo1993]

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[TheFatboy]

May I ask what question it is you want answered?

[rambo1993]

yes I would like to know who sells a good Turkish bow like James but its $300 and I dont have that money (im16) so I'm looking for a relatively cheap but good one $150-$180 range I have 2 samick recurve hunting bows but this would be my first Turkish bow and one maybe that is all wood and no leather like James his bow is so nice. Thanks

[rambo1993]

also where can I buy spare strings for a Turkish bow and I will be putting camo puff silencers on it.  It will be a hunting bow about 65-70# and I'm 16 but I might go with 56# so its easy to string

[rambo1993]

and will be shooting Easton xx75 arrows with feathers and snuffer broadheads

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[TheFatboy]

As I suggested... you should save money for a GREAT bow, instead of buying a cheap, sluggish, mediocre bow. Trust me. I am so happy that I didn't spend money on a whole bunch of bad bows, before I got my Tomahawk longbow.

But, if you really just want a bow, check out Grozer or Kassai.

[Capt]

I would not consider James Parker's bow mediocre he makes an outstanding bow especially when you consider some others are selling the same design at almost 3 times as much.  You will get great performance from his bow.

[rambo1993]

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[TheFatboy]

Not mocking James at all, in fact I'm advising Rambo to buy one of James' bows (or a bow of the same quality and performance), instead of one that may cost a 100 bucks less, but won't be half as good.

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