AIM bows
09-30-2004, 01:59 PM
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Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: AIM bows
Made in Korea, actually. Most of the archers who medalled in the Olympics were shooting Samick bows. Internature is a branch of Samick. Archery is pretty much the Korean national pastime, so they know how to make bows.
I've got one of their entry level takedown tournament bows. It shot really well until I broke a limb. Just haven't shelled out the $75 for replacement limbs yet.
I've looked at their TD Hunter, but never have shot it. Looks like a decent bow for the $$$.
I've got one of their entry level takedown tournament bows. It shot really well until I broke a limb. Just haven't shelled out the $75 for replacement limbs yet.
I've looked at their TD Hunter, but never have shot it. Looks like a decent bow for the $$$.
09-30-2004, 04:35 PM
#4
Nontypical Buck
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Location: egypt
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RE: AIM bows
A buddy of mine used to deal in AIM products, specifically Samicks.
After hearing the stories, and seeing a few of them myself I wouldnt send them a nickle!
It didnt seem to matter if it was a kids bow or there "top of the line" which I hardly doubt is close to the olympic archers bows. Had many flaws, including putting 2 different limbs on bows.
Sorry but the quality control is just horrible!
After hearing the stories, and seeing a few of them myself I wouldnt send them a nickle!
It didnt seem to matter if it was a kids bow or there "top of the line" which I hardly doubt is close to the olympic archers bows. Had many flaws, including putting 2 different limbs on bows.
Sorry but the quality control is just horrible!
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