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Buckeye Recurve Bow (EA) | 
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| Brand: Precision
Category: Sports
Buy New: $148.49 (On sale from $164.99)
Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 23605
Media: Misc.
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
ASIN: B0000AR1D5
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Product Description
A favorite of Boy and Girl Scouts and 4H clubs. Recommended for all ages. This take-down recurve bow features durable laminated construction and solid brass inserts for sight, rest and stabilizer mounting. Shoots right or left hand. Available in 62" AMO with 20-25-30 lb. draw. Please specify hand and draw weight.
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 Good Bow, Good Price January 14, 2007
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
I am on my second set of Beginner's Classes at my local archery club and have had a lot of fun with this bow. It really is a nice bow for the price. I bought mine at a local archery shop where they let me try it out. The bow has brass threaded holes to mount extras like a stabilizer and other things that I am just learning about. The arrow rest is plastic, but it seems fine after a bit of use. The bow grip is smooth and wide. It feels pleasant to hold.
Because the Buckeye is a take-down recurve, it collapses down very nicely for storage. I have the 30 lb draw and I like it a lot. Some of the compound bow shooters like to watch me string my bow because if you haven't seen someone do it, it looks a bit odd.
If you're a beginner like me, I recommend getting a long arm guard (the kind that covers your arm past your elbow, a thick tab or a glove, a padded case, a quiver, and a stringer. A sight is nice, too. Don't forget arrows. The salesman at the archery store measured my draw length so that he could custom cut the arrows to fit me.
Always make sure you use a stringer to string the bow to avoid permanently twisting the arms. If you don't know how, make sure someone shows you because it is a bit confusing at first. The arms look like they are on backwards before you get the string on the bow. You also have to remember which end of the string goes where so that the nocking point locator is in the right place.
I hope you have fun with archery.
Good and good and good... June 14, 2006
3 out of 14 found this review helpful
I own a 30 pound pull version and I love it, like it's cooler than me. I got my self a Robin Hood Hat and some torn green clothes and I'm the coolest guy in my club. Thanks too this bow and my hand I'm winning 1st place over and over. Mr. Buckyey is accurate, strong and powerful, like I wanted it to be.
I like then my friends call me The Robin Hood who's more Robin Hoodish than any Robin Hood in the world.
This bow is very good November 30, 2005
12 out of 13 found this review helpful
I bought this bow at targeteers for the same price I use this bow still I have been arching for over 2 years this is the best bow I've ever used. It's light wieght and very powerful. exlent for beginers through experts.
 Great Bow, wrong parts. August 5, 2004
17 out of 20 found this review helpful
This Bow Is a Very Good Bow For Target shooting. I would strongly recomend it for Target shooting and not for Hunting. But! When I received The Bow The Limbs Were backwards! Everything else was great exept for the limbs of this Bow. The reason I give This Bow a 4 star is because Its a great Bow when you get the right peices. I still suggest this bow.
 Buckeye Recurve January 29, 2004
25 out of 28 found this review helpful
This is probably the best bow I have ever used. The aiming device combined with the lightness of this bow makes it ideal for begginers and intermediates. Though the price may seem deceiving this is a great deal!
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