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What's the difference between a takedown recurve bow and just a traditional recurve?

Getting a recurve bow?

  • I recently got a interest in archery, and would like to get a decent recurve bow for practice. The thing is that I cannot tell any difference from a $50 bow from a $500 one. I would ...show more

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    The difference between a 50 dollar bow and a 500 dollar bow are the materials that are going to be used as well as the name of the company who's logo is on the limbs. The first thing that you need to do is figure out is whether you want to do target archery or bow hunt because those will give you two differently made "quality bows." I would recommend a takedown recurve bow, for the simple fact that you can change the limbs as you get stronger and more advanced. Check out the Courage Takedown Bow from Southland Archery.

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Recommend you Takedown Recurve Bow to start. http://www.archerysupplier.com/takedown-bow-for-sale/

jason

If you never intend to upgrade: BOWS Samick Sage:140$ samick Polaris: 120$ ^^ Both of these are club grade bows, i wouldent go past 25 meters with one of these (archery ranges use meters, not yards) if youre serious about the sport: SF Axiom or Samick Privilege limbs with a Raven Prestige FX ^^ These are ILF bows, ILF is the universal bow system, so ANY ILF limb will fit on ANY ILF riser ("handle" of the bow) use http://k1-archery.com/K1-Bowlength.php its recommended to use long limbs if possible go to www.archerytalk.com for pro help ARROWREST: a Hoyt hunter or super rest, these are 2.50$ and will last awhile ARROWS Easton Tributes or Jazz or Blues, these are all the same arrows except renamed with new decals, measure your arm span and divide that by 2 FINGER TAB: an AAE elite arm guard will last you at least several years, try to find a cordovan tab, if not, a super leather will work just fine SIGHT: a SF Axiom sight is ~35$ and well built PLUNGER: an AAE plunger or Shibuya DX OH and the answer to that other question 50$ bows are made in china and dangerous to use a 100$ bow is usually wooden and made in korea with some degree of quality control a 200$ bow is usually magnesium/aluminum and ILF, limbs are usually fiberglass wood a 300$ bow has fancier stuff that intermediate shooters would use (i suggest starting here) a 400$ bow usually has carbon limbs, beginners wont notice a difference https://s.yimg.com/hd/answers/i/d86426db7c1c439f979ec41499e7e361_A.jpeg?a=answers&mr=0&x=1402764489&s=9992b252cafbb353fd4b79d6162fea1b

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