Archery

[Sibb]

I'm thinking of taking archery. Can anyone point me to a site that sells starter long bows? I'm 6'-1" so something with a decent draw.

 

[Climbnsink]

www.oldbow.com

 

[boxerjake77]

Archerytalk.com

 

[mousegunfan]

http://www.3riversarchery.com/

Good site, I've bought lots of stuff from them

 

[Jedhed]

http://www.stickbow.com

 

[Navy Moose]

I'm thinking of taking archery. Can anyone point me to a site that sells starter long bows? I'm 6'-1" so something with a decent draw.

When you're ready to look at bows, talk to Teepee in Acton. I bought my bow and arrows from them. The owner was a chopper pilot in Vietnam.

 

[jlnel]

http://www.lancasterarchery.com/ has it all...

 

[RobXD]

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos...1266956508317_1061915109_840663_3120743_n.jpg

 

[Carguy]

Go get yourself measured to find out your optimum draw and pull weight.
Don't throw good money at something that will be uncomfortable to use.

 

[JoeT]

Go get yourself measured to find out your optimum draw and pull weight.
Don't throw good money at something that will be uncomfortable to use.

+1. . . goto your local bow shop and get fitted correctly. It may cost you $25-30 more to buy from a local guy than over the 'net, but the bow will fit you correctly, and you'll be supporting the local guy and get service if somethings not 100%

If you're on a budget and need to save the $25-30 buy purchasing from the internet, may I suggest buying a new "last years" bow. The Big Bow companies all come out with "new stuff" every year and you can score a smoking deal on last years stuff (as long as your not the "latest and greatest guy")

I'm not sure who's near Tewksbury (there use to be a place in Burlington, I don't know if their still there). But there are 5-6 great places withing a 30 minute drive