[Youngtradshooter]

hey looking for a new recurve in the 400 dollar range hats accurate quiet and deadly....any suggestions? please help:mistake::mistake:

 

[mwestvang]

Head to the classifieds and find a good used bow. You will get a lot more for your money then buying new for that price range.

Mike

 

[arrowwood]

There's a forty pound HOYT Spectra warf in the classifieds now - you'd have money left over for arrows and other gear

 

[John Ryan]

Yep that's mine. I'll make you a deal on it too. Being ILF, you could get a set of heavier limbs, and have two sets for under $400.

 

[DJTJR]

Used bow. Unless there is something I really want there is a lot more value in picking up a used bow and I have yet to buy one that had any issues used. Everyone I've delay with on this site have been outstanding.

 

[TradTech Bender]

I bought the Trad Tech Pinnacle II package from Landcaster archery and so far it has been a great bow for right at $400.

 

[longrifle346]

The best advice I was ever given when I made the same inquiry was to look for a Warf. After two years and trying several manufacturer's risers I still shoot Warfs.

 

[13033]

accurate quiet and deadly

That depends on you, not the bow. LOL

 

[Youngtradshooter]

That depends on you, not the bow. LOL

ik but im tlking fast and not with much vibrations through the bow

 

[stevelong]

Dunno your likes/dislikes, if you prefer 1-piece bows or takedowns, if you ever will consider ILF takedowns?
LOTs of guys here like ILF takedowns, either factory risers or WARF risers.
Unless you are stuck firmly on wanting a 1-piece bow, I'd tell you to buy a WARF riser and some ILF limbs, such as the rig John Ryan has on the trade blanket ads.
NICE bow, all set up, and everyone here can pitch in & be glad to help you with pointers on setting it up, or you can just visit with John Ryan and feel safe, he can tell you all about it.
WARFs are probably the best dollar value in archery.
Welcome to the forum, and I hope you let us know what you go with.

 

[kenn1320]

Others have given good advice on looking for used. Im curious about your current bow and its bent limb(s). What is it and is it your first trad bow? Are you sure the limb(s) are bent/twisted?

 

[Dave Holquist]

Welcome to the forum, Youngtradshooter!

limbs bent need a new bow

Just when I thought I had run out of reasons to buy a new bow.... :cheers: