T Q BOWS TAKE DOWN RECURVE

[bronco2]

Hello, does anyone know where i can find info on a T Q BOWS take down recurve? cant seem to find much history on them. thanks, denny

[wadde]

They are now known as Quinn Archery in Houston Texas. If you google Quinn Archery you can find some info.

[bronco2]

ok, thank you very much..

[bronco2]

must be out of business. i cant find anything on Quinn archery. there web site no longer works..thanks for the help..

[raghorn]

Do a search for Quinn Bows. Also tollgate archery.

[bronco2]

tollgate archery comes up. but the quinn link is dead..

[bronco2]

plus toll gate web site hasn't been updated since
5/31/12

[kurtbel5]

Hey Bronco
I had a TQ 25# for my son years ago and still have a Quinn it was my go to for a while, what info are you looking for?

[kurtbel5]

TQ stands for Terry Quinn, who's dad developed the bows for her run into Olympic archery, Her dad passed last year (+/-) and she has been trying to run the business

[bronco2]

oh, ok that helps. i was just looking for any info on the bows. thank you very much.

[kurtbel5]

Very underrated bow's, very stable, tough as nails
David Quinn was ahead of his time

Look up a member named Captain Jack(sp?) he was friends of the Quinns and posted lots of info in his threads about David and Terry

[bronco2]

ok, thank you very much..

[wadde]

They were known as quality inexpensive bows. A couple of models that come to mind were the Stallion and Comet.

[bronco2]

i know a guy who has one. still in the box. i just dont know the model of it. i am in the process of trying to buy it from him..

[ron w]

I maybe wrong but I think the The gentleman who made the Quinn bows passed away. I believe they are no longer made.

[bronco2]

thank you. i have read up the post that this bow was made by Mr. Quinn for his daughter who shot for the u.s.a. Olympic team.  terry Quinn was her name. and Mr. Quinn did pass away and terry is trying to still run the business..