Jan 18, 2021 #1 C cured_ham WKR Joined Feb 5, 2020 Messages 324 My local shop has a used Herter and a used Pearson recurve for 100 bucks. No cracking or anything that I can see. The Herters is a much longer bow. Same draw weight. I have a 30.5 inch draw on a compound. For first trad bow which should I grab?
My local shop has a used Herter and a used Pearson recurve for 100 bucks. No cracking or anything that I can see. The Herters is a much longer bow. Same draw weight. I have a 30.5 inch draw on a compound. For first trad bow which should I grab?
Jan 18, 2021 #2 Justin.Medcalf WKR Joined Jun 10, 2018 Messages 348 Location Otis Orchards Wa Definitely go with the longer bow length. It will be much more forgiving and wont stack as bad with a longer draw.
Definitely go with the longer bow length. It will be much more forgiving and wont stack as bad with a longer draw.
Jan 19, 2021 Thread Starter #4 OP C cured_ham WKR Joined Feb 5, 2020 Messages 324 Good advice. Thanks!
Jan 20, 2021 #5 Beendare WKR Joined May 6, 2014 Messages 9,187 Location Corripe cervisiam FWIW, I have a 30” DL and shoot a 64 inch recurve. Anything shorter than 62” and I have a real hard time with accuracy. I know there are some Shrew style short bows some guys with long draws like....I personally have not tried those. ———
FWIW, I have a 30” DL and shoot a 64 inch recurve. Anything shorter than 62” and I have a real hard time with accuracy. I know there are some Shrew style short bows some guys with long draws like....I personally have not tried those. ———
Jan 21, 2021 #6 P pcf FNG Joined Jul 11, 2019 Messages 25 I would also go with the Herters. What is the draw weight?
Jan 21, 2021 Thread Starter #7 OP C cured_ham WKR Joined Feb 5, 2020 Messages 324 52lbs I can pull and hold with no issue