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Redeye

Redeye

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Ive been shooting a compound bow since 2000 and love it. Since retiring, I've been working at Dick's and we've had 1 recurve stashed away in our bow room. Yesterday, I put a string on it, went to our small range and shot a handfull of arrows. What a blast! I may have to look into archery using trad gear.... Anyone know much about a Samick Sage take-down bow?
 
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Greg

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The Samick Sage (and it's sister, the Journey) are a couple of the best 'bang for the buck' recurves out there.
 
woodmoose

woodmoose

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Greg said:
The Samick Sage (and it's sister, the Journey) are a couple of the best 'bang for the buck' recurves out there.
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yeap,,,,Samick are good bows,,,,,,,


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you are correct,,,,,trad shooting is fun,,,more fun to me than compounds,,,,,
 
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Longrifle

Longrifle

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Lol, welcome to the dark side! Perfect draw weight to learn with and you slip higher poundage right in it later if you feel the need. Personally, I don't see the need for shoulder-wreckin' draw weights unless I were after elk or moose. Limb technology has come a long way since your father's Bear, I've got 42# limbs pushing an arrow at 200fps, faster than some compounds back in the day...
 
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