Where could I purchess archery equipment?
Rebekah asked:
I want to get started in archery. I have found a couple websites that sell equipment, but I’m not sure if they are where I should be shopping. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
I want to get started in archery. I have found a couple websites that sell equipment, but I’m not sure if they are where I should be shopping. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
I have never done this before, and therefore would need to purchess a bow, arrows, target, etc.
odee posted: 10 Aug at 7:05 am
military store depends on where u live search the yellow pages in your area search for hunting
Dave Grohl Wanna Be!!! posted: 10 Aug at 3:07 pm
These are the 3 Best Places:
1. Cabelas
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Bass Pro Shops
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And lastly, Gander Mountain
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MrsSvaberen posted: 12 Aug at 4:48 am
I’ve seen some very nice bows on Ebay
chris n posted: 16 Aug at 6:57 am
You should go to a sporting goods store instead of ordering from a catalog,they will help you find a bow that fits you properly,theres lots of bows out there and some may not be right for you ,so it would be better to have some help from a sales person who has experience.Theres alot of factors that play into bowhunting like arrow weight,draw length and the poundage your bow is set at, sights
gamer kid posted: 17 Aug at 2:28 pm
I think you need to go to a archery shop in your area they would have staff there to help you it is hard to order one and get it right
Andy posted: 17 Aug at 3:08 pm
Please do not buy online, espically if you don’t know exactly what you need. You should look for archery or hunting shops in your area, shop around talk to different people and get thier opinions. You should never buy a bow before you shoot it, you need to make sure that it fits you and that you are comforatable with it. If you do find good deals online try to go to a shop to shoot that exact bow, just act like you are serious about buying it while at the shop. if you do buy online you will have to take the bow to a shop to have it set up for you, they may charge you if you did not buy from them.
Basiclly if you find a good shop they will be more than capable of getting you started. Every shop I have every been to has very friendly and knowledgeable staff that are more than willing to help.
Also a lot of shops offer used bows for a lot less than new.
Here is a list for you
Bow
Rest
Sights
Peep sight
Stablizer
Arrows (I prefer carbon)
Field tips for practiceing
a target (something like the block or cube are the best but not cheap)
release and arm guard
mastermind posted: 20 Aug at 8:07 pm
go into a bow shop and get measured. they will help you get everything you need. or go to a cabelas, or sportsmans warehouse if you have one in your area. any one of these places can set you up with everything you need.