Need some Opinions for new recurve

[Tsavoie22]

I’m looking at getting a new recurve so need some recommendations. i been shooting a samick sage a few years at just the target never been hunting. But wanna try to get my first kill this next season. The samick is 50lbs @28”. Also is there any good advice on a bow shop near lake Charles heard precision in bridge city good. helping me get the correct arrow set up. Would love to learn more about this I pretty much been shooting from the hip. But my groups are pretty good at 20yds.


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[helical]

Lots of solid bowyers, but would recommend checking out Primal Tech (Randy Madden).

[Bisch]

I’ll second Primal Tech! And Sarrels Archery too!

Bisch


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[DRT]

But that Sage will kill for ya.

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[live2hunt65]

Navajo bows I got 2 love them http://navajobows.com/

[SJP51]

Nothing wrong with any of the above. Fine choices.

Bob Lee in Jacksonsville, Tx is another top option. Their new Cobra Curve limbs are cutting edge. Their website shows 20+ bows on the rack at variuos styles and weights, so you can see what's avaialble or drive over for a test drive and walk out the door with it. The Bob Lee team won't let you down.

[Phillip Fields]

Any of the above would be a good choice. Black Widow is another good choice.

[BeardedAg08]

All good choices, Im partial to Toelke bows.

[SJP51]

I’ll second Primal Tech! And Sarrels Archery too!

Bisch


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That Primal Tech makes you look pretty good. I might need one of those in the rack.

[MidnightRyder22]

New member here, and just got into longbows and recurves last year and become super addicted, my compounds haven't seen action since...sorry to hi-jack the thread but i cannot start a new topic since im a new member...

anyhow does anyone have experience with Omega Longbows? I know someone locally who is selling one for a decent price...really like the aesthetics and want a good quality bow and just want opinions from folks who've had one or know of them

[Bisch]

New member here, and just got into longbows and recurves last year and become super addicted, my compounds haven't seen action since...sorry to hi-jack the thread but i cannot start a new topic since im a new member...

anyhow does anyone have experience with Omega Longbows? I know someone locally who is selling one for a decent price...really like the aesthetics and want a good quality bow and just want opinions from folks who've had one or know of them

I do not know anyone who owns one, and have never seen one in person. That being said, I have read nothing but good about them. If you really want to get this answered by folks who own/shoot those bows, go ask on Archery Talk. The guy who makes these bows is a member there, and there are quite a few guys who own/shoot them over there.

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[MidnightRyder22]

I do not know anyone who owns one, and have never seen one in person. That being said, I have read nothing but good about them. If you really want to get this answered by folks who own/shoot those bows, go ask on Archery Talk. The guy who makes these bows is a member there, and there are quite a few guys who own/shoot them over there.

Bisch


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thanks! will do!

[wytex]

Go shoot it MidnightRyder, best way to see if you like the way it shoots or not. Some bows styles just don't fit certain shooters.

[MidnightRyder22]

Go shoot it MidnightRyder, best way to see if you like the way it shoots or not. Some bows styles just don't fit certain shooters.

i did! Owner of bow wasn't clear on the DW, said it was a 45# draw on the FB add, and when i met up with him it was 55#, too bad, beautiful bow and honestly felt good at #55 but im set at 40-45#

[Wudstix]

For me grip is the starting point. All the bows and bowyers recommended above are good.
As mentioned go shot a couple if you can in a poundage near what you are looking for. Looks are great but function/performance is the key. Depending on your budget you'll be able to whittle them down. I'm no good for recommendation, cause all the bows I have are no longer made!!! I am looking at a Sarrels or another Kota.