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So my boyfriend knows I have an interest in archery and he went out and bought me a bow. When I got the bow I realized it was for pre-teens, intermediate level. Without going into the boring details it would be somewhat difficult to return the bow, but could be done.

But my questions is, is this still something I could learn on just fine and then transition to an adult bow at a later time? Or is it gonna mess me up?

It is a recurve bow. 45" tip to tip. Up to 20lb draw weight and up to 26 draw length. 8 inch brace height. Let off:65%.

I'm 5'7.

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