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2nd Hand Bows???

Cleric · 2005-10-25 16:26:55

Hi Guys, My friend is looking to buy a 2nd hand bow. She's only a beginner so something intermediate, not to expensive and in good nick. Any suggestions?? :cool:

25-10-2005 4:26pm

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Cleric

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Hi Guys, My friend is looking to buy a 2nd hand bow. She's only a beginner so something intermediate, not to expensive and in good nick. Any suggestions??

:cool:

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#2 26-10-2005 10:49am

Renegade_Archer

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Depends - the composite bows like the Rolans(W&W make one too?) are pretty damn good in terms of bang for buck - other than that yer best bet is to trawl Ebay and see if there are any recurves on there - finding something in the right weight / length / handedness can be a challenge though.

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#3 26-10-2005 8:24pm

Panserborn

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Far as I know the W&W one is the Trigger bow. For beginners the Rolan bows are great, we use them for newbies in the club. You can even get ones that will handle FastFlite. Only downside is they look like they were sponsored by Pepsi!:rolleyes:

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