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Best begginer recurve bow? PSE RazorBack? Samick Sage? Something else? Advice please

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I’m looking into getting into archery with my dad (ammo shortage for guns is pushing is to look for a new hobby haha) so thought we’d look into archery. I believe I’ve gotten to grips with the basics in what I’m looking for. I’m 5”3 at 105lb. Suspect my draw length is about 24-25” from what I measured. And think I’m looking for a 62” bow with a 20lb draw weight. Looking for a recurve. Does that sound about normal?

We went to the archery shop today and the lady didn’t have much stock for recurves. I got to get a feel at the Razorback and it felt pretty good. Didnt get to shoot it though to try it. I was looking elsewhere online too and saw some others like the samick sage. Wanted to know what people recommend. Wasn’t planning on spending more than 150$ just for the bow. Also I’m left handed so it’ll have to be a model that’s for lefties haha. Thanks and any guidance will be appreciated. :) I’m getting too lost in the choices so need someone to put me back on track.

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