Best Beginner Target Setup? - Archery Talk Forum
Sep 10, 2022 · There are good target bows from every company. If you want to stay with Mathews, then the TRX38 would be a good target bow. PSE, Hoyt, Mathews, Darton all make good bows. You need to decide which class, you want to shoot in. Known, unknown, Freestyle, bowhunter etc. I would also maybe look at going a few pounds lower draw weight then your ...
Good higher-end bow for an adult beginner.. - Archery Talk Forum
Apr 24, 2014 · Real expensive bows aren't any more accurate than mid-priced bows. Just pull a bunch of them and one will stand out for your body type and strengths/weaknesses. Use the Force. 2012 Elite Answer 28", 61lbs, HHA Otimizer XL5510 .010, QAD HDX, Doinker Dish, Surgical 340's, QAD Exodus & Ulmer Edge Broadheads.
Good inexpensive beginner back yard recurve bow - Archery Talk …
Aug 4, 2022 · A good option for an affordable beginner backyard recurve bow is the SAS Spirit 62" Takedown Recurve Bow. This bow is well-suited for those who are just starting out in archery and want a budget-friendly option. The SAS Spirit offers a balance between quality and price, making it accessible for beginners.
Beginner arrow setup | Archery Talk Forum
Aug 31, 2024 · You can get great hunting arrows for around 50 -70 buck for 6. I'd stick to a medium weight of 400 - 425 grains and adjust the weight as you gain experience. Most standard arrows in your length will come in around that weight. Compound Traditionalist.
Hawk Saddle Platform vs. XOP EDGE – Which One for a Beginner?
Sep 23, 2024 · 981 posts · Joined 2018. #2 · Sep 23, 2024. I can't speak about the Hawk as I have never owned one or even held one. The XOP Edge was my first saddle stand. I used it for 2 years before moving to something lighter. The Edge is absolutely built like a tank. That does cause it to be heavier than other platforms.
Any good for beginner or not worth it? | Archery Talk Forum
Apr 5, 2022 · Evercatch 20-70LBS Compound Bow Archery Sports Hunting Targeting RH & LH | eBay. High Quality: Right-Handed Hunting Bow is 100% adjustable for adults, youth, and teens without need of bow press. 100% CNC machined cams and modules. The composite bow has a wide range of adjustable range and tension;.
Compound bow guide - Archery Talk Forum
Sep 10, 2023 · Cdn1. 680 posts · Joined 2015. #2 · Sep 10, 2023. With a $500 budget I would definitely suggest a RTS pkg and get to a real archery pro shop. I would start with a bow with a highly adjustable for draw weight. As you practice you will become stronger and able to draw and hold more weight but start low and work up.
Beginner Recurve Gear and set-up Feedback - Archery Talk Forum
May 6, 2014 · Hi guys I'm new here, me and 5 of my buddies are all gonna get into archery. We all went into our local shop and purchased risers with a volume discount, we didn't have much time to shop around, if we let our significant others (who were with us) think too long about it they might have changed their mind about letting us buy I'm looking for some feedback on a few …
Draw Weight and the Beginner | Archery Talk Forum
Oct 21, 2013 · Draw Weight and the Beginner. New archers often ask for a recommendation as to the proper draw weight to start with. The common recommendations for adult males that I observe are 25, 30, 35, 40, and 45 pounds (25 and 45 pounds being the least recommended, though common enough across the forums). Many encourage trying different bows to determine ...
Was Hoyt Ignite a mistake for an adult's first bow? - Archery Talk …
Jul 4, 2015 · IMO the Ignite is not really a "beginner" adult bow outside of it being good for kids who are obviously usually in that "beginner" category. In fact Hoyt does market it as a bow intended for the "growing" archery shooter. It is a great bow for kids because it goes from about 15-70 pounds with a 19-30" draw length.