Bowman4440

Well figured i might as well add it to the christmas list i had some space to fill. I figured it would be a good way to get my foot in the door of traditional hunting.
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im gonna get in 45# and can buy different limbs down the rode if i feel the need to up the poundage. What do you guys think? Anyone shot this bow or seen it? Any suggestions on a quiver and accessories also would be nice.

david_lewis93

Bowman ,, I had an Impala up till two weeks ago,, gifted it and a hand built back quiver to my best bud ,bro., cousin up in Oklahoma.I really liked the bow but I shifted to long bow.It was 45# @ 28" sweet shooter too,What is your drawlength?? I found that Easton black hunters in 2016(500) shoot really well at 30.5".You will need either a tab or glove to shoot it,of course arrows,a quiver,points for arrows.arm guard,stringer(a must!!!!) target and back stop,PATIENCE lots of that string wax.and you will find that you will find "other" goodies as you progress in your TRAD adventure .Welcome and good luck!!! David.
P.S. mine was a 45#er too.

Bowman4440

my draw length is 27"

fly_true

i have impala and it's a 45 too and i like it