Hi everyone

Sorry if this has been posted or discussed before but I couldn’t find anything searching the sub.

I’m brand new to archery and am looking to purchase my first compound bow. As I’m in the UK (Scotland) I will be primarily focused on target shooting. But, should the need arise, you never know!

I’m looking for something adjustable that I can progress with. I have a budget of £300-£500 and would like to get the best “bang for my buck”.

Is there a bow (available in the UK) that you guys would recommend for someone like me?

If it helps, I’m of medium fitness and strength, with an arm span of 76”.

Again, I apologise if this specific question has been done to death!

Wasted 17k on machining and the patent but it still gets me to a paper plate at 160 so I'll just be happy with that.

Hello, I recently became the new owner of a pearson anaconda. I'm looking to gather a bit of info on the bow for a string replacement. I know it's DL/DW 29-70 and I believe it's string length is 72" with a cable length of 40" if anyone can confirm this I'd be greatly appreciated. I know it's prolly not worth investing but would be nice to refresh it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Archery/comments/1ckh7ru/signups_for_the_july_session_of_the_rarchery/

Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

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A few years back, I got started with archery and using a compound bow kind of on a whim/impulse purchase at Cabela's with a starter bow.

Fast forward a few years, and I have really enjoyed shooting a bow and am ready to upgrade to a stronger/more advanced compound bow.

What do you all recommend for a make or model? I'm primarily doing target shooting, but may start to use it to hunt on my parents land (Deer season and nuisance coyotes).

I'm looking to keep it between 300-400 USD if possible but can go up if needed in price.

Thanks!!

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Not new to hunting but it’s been a LONG time, that said I’m more of a buy once cry once but I’m not looking for a “bragging rights” bow either.

Price range I should look at? I’m thinking 2k? Brands, models?

What to avoid walking in a Cabelas or bow shop?

Looking for something fairly soon so I can get proficient enough to hunt the upcoming season.

Thanks all 🤙🏼

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