simon_shadowshow
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Hi, I wonder if you can help me (apologies if this post breaks any forum rules or asks a semi-stupid question, its my first one so bear with me !)
Currently I target with a bucktrail blackhawk 35# , 45# on the fingers with a 32 inch draw. Looking to "upgrade slightly" (and prop go up 5lbs ) but clearly not much as the budget is around ?300ish
these are the options so far
KG Archery Outlaw ?200
Ragim Black Hawk ?290 ish
Ragim Red Hawk ?200 ish
or wait and save up slightly and get the
KG Osprey
So from what I understand all those bows are shorter than my flatbow, the ragim blackhawk recurve is 58 so not sure it would "work" for target distances around 50 yrds or would be unstable
The ragim red hawk is a nice looking longbow but would it be too similar and in fact not much different from my existing bucktrail
The KG outlaw looks a nice option and a good price point but again would it be a step up at all and would the shorter length make my shooting worse (if possible !)
Or save a little bit extra and get an osprey which loads of people seem to love ?
any words of wisdom gratefully recieved !
thanks Simon
Currently I target with a bucktrail blackhawk 35# , 45# on the fingers with a 32 inch draw. Looking to "upgrade slightly" (and prop go up 5lbs ) but clearly not much as the budget is around ?300ish
these are the options so far
KG Archery Outlaw ?200
Ragim Black Hawk ?290 ish
Ragim Red Hawk ?200 ish
or wait and save up slightly and get the
KG Osprey
So from what I understand all those bows are shorter than my flatbow, the ragim blackhawk recurve is 58 so not sure it would "work" for target distances around 50 yrds or would be unstable
The ragim red hawk is a nice looking longbow but would it be too similar and in fact not much different from my existing bucktrail
The KG outlaw looks a nice option and a good price point but again would it be a step up at all and would the shorter length make my shooting worse (if possible !)
Or save a little bit extra and get an osprey which loads of people seem to love ?
any words of wisdom gratefully recieved !
thanks Simon