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So I want to get into archery as I like the skill behind it. I want to shoot recurves since they seem like the more do it yourself type of bow. I’ve heard you can destring and work on recurves whereas compounds require more tuning with machines since there are moving parts.

With that in mind what bow would you fine folk recommend for me to get and use. For price range I was thinking a couple hundred bucks but no more than 400-500.

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