Looking for a 30-32#@28" LH recurve for my Dad to 3-d shoot with! He has a few heavier recurves but when 3/d shooting I can see the weight start getting to him after a while(he is 73)!If anyone has something that may work for him or any suggestions PM me or post please!
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I have a 25#@28" left handed I could let go. Has no maker name on it. 62" I think. It has a new string that On Target Archery made for it. They looked it over and said everything looked good on it. It does have some scartches on it but nothing deep.
I think I got $75 in it, so that would be the price.
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Thanks for the offer but I think thats gonna be too light.Gonna try and get at least a 30#.Was kinda thinking about a Samick Stingray.Anyone have any experience with this model?Originally posted by tazhunter0 View PostComment
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I have a Samick Stingray. It's a good shooting bow, but it's a little short for me (58"). If his draw is 28" or less he may like it. I think for 3d I'd consider the Red Stag(60"), Sage(62") or the Journey(64") depending on draw length. My guess is the limb performance is about the same on these.
I just got a Journey and I draw 29".
If 25# is too light then your arrows may be too heavy.
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I think he draws about 27"Originally posted by stone386 View PostI have a Samick Stingray. It's a good shooting bow, but it's a little short for me (58"). If his draw is 28" or less he may like it. I think for 3d I'd consider the Red Stag(60"), Sage(62") or the Journey(64") depending on draw length. My guess is the limb performance is about the same on these.
I just got a Journey and I draw 29".
If 25# is too light then your arrows may be too heavy.Comment
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Shea call me I don't know if you'd be interested in a Samick sage but I have a 35#erComment
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