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Beginners bow recommendation?

I am very new to archery and am looking to get a compound bow.. right now I have looked at the hoyt klash, Hoyt fireshot (is this a childs bow? The website made it seem like it was for youngins) bear cruzer g2, && a diamond infinite edge pro. I am open to other suggestions, but these are what I have found so far. Seems like the diamond and cruzer g2 are better beginner bows, but I've also seen nothing but love for Hoyt. This will only be for target practice, and I'd prefer a large weight range as I have some shoulder issues and I will need to start with small weight and work my way up! Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/haileenl [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3b1xlVs via

Is anyone able to identify the model of this old Tru Glo 3 pin sight?

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Hi. My bareshaft is almost perfect at 2 yards, then I back out to 6 or 7, then it’s almost two inches off. Does anyone know what’s going on. And/or how to fix?

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Maybe this will give some of you a little chuckle, greetings from r/laquaristas

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“Looks like meat’s back on the menu boys!”, 20 yard recurve grouping, very proud of myself!

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Not bad for a 50# Recurve @ 20 yards. I see a new box of arrows in my future.

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