My son needs a new bow. He probably only draws about 15lbs right now at the age of seven. If you can steer me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.
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I bought my nephew a Samic Polaris, I believe thats what it was. It was a 3 piece take down and it has been a great little bow. He started with the lighter set of limbs and bumped up to the heavier set towards the end of last year. After we got it I found out that the antler bolts that 3 Rivers archery sells would fit it (The 18.00 set) so I got him a set and they look really good on it. -
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I'm looking for traditional bow. I started with a compound then switched to a recurve. I want to start them, and hopefully keep them in the traditional world.Originally posted by alec bailey View PostComment
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My kids shoot a Sarrels Newt and a 7 Lakes Nite Lite. I would recommend both.Comment
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i have a "left handed" sarrels newt.Comment
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I have bought a couple of newts from bob.
Both are great bowsComment
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Three rivers carries a pretty good selection of bows for kids, the only other I,ve tried I'll have to do some looking for, the bower was from up in the panhandle and was named Tom,but that's all I can remember off hand.Comment
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St Joes Rivers bows, they have a trade in program, Sarrels Newt, would be the first I would look into. Maddog would be another place to look. I have a friend that makes all wood bows, if you are intrested in that let me know and I can send you his website.Comment
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Chester,
shoot it over to me. I have also been looking at Black Rhino. Anyone have any experience? He should only draw about 15 lbs right now.Comment
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My son is 6 and his bow is 20@24" but he pulls some where in the 13-14" range, so it is much lighter, but I am not sure where exactly. He has also pulled well my 40@27" bow. I will send my my friends page. He loves to help kids in archery, so he tries to keep his bows at a reasonable price.Comment
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one last bump. still looking.Comment
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