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Author Topic: Martin Recurves  (Read 735 times)

Offline DesertDude

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Re: Martin Recurves
« Reply #20 on: April 29, 2009, 04:00:00 PM »
I have owned or shot just about evey make of bow out there.  The Hunter holds it's own with most. I sold everything else and bought a New Hunter.
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Offline Timberghost

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Re: Martin Recurves
« Reply #21 on: April 29, 2009, 04:17:00 PM »
For the money,  a Martin Hunter can't be beat.

The X200 is also a fine bow for the money. Simple, functional,  durable.

That Predator Recurve seems like a pretty darn good bow for the money too.  

But if you are looking for THE BOW,  and you are going to spend @ $500.00, you might as well go ahead and get it over with and buy a used Black Widow, Morrison, Bob Lee, or Brackenberry. Eventually you WILL end up there, so why not save yourself some time,  money,  and frustration?
The toughest thing I've found about deer hunting is getting them to hold still long enough for me to stick an orange spot on them and then step off the yardage...

Offline William Tell Not

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Re: Martin Recurves
« Reply #22 on: April 29, 2009, 06:13:00 PM »
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Originally posted by Doug in MI:
I see Martin has a new take down recurve called the Jaguar for $140.
RIGHT HAND only, the Buggers

Im more a longbow guy anyhow, which is why Im also looking at shortbows

 
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Originally posted by Shooty1:
Longer is better.
Thats what they all say
I shot an arrow into the air......
Still ain't found the bugger

Offline WoodsyDave

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Re: Martin Recurves
« Reply #23 on: April 29, 2009, 08:14:00 PM »
I have a Howatt Hunter and love it. I also was looking for something better and ordered a custom bow from a well know maker and have shot it for a couple of years.  Last year I went back to my Hunter bow and it shoots circles around the custom bow.

Long story short ... after side by side tests.. I went back to the Howatt Hunter last year and have a lot more confidence in my shooting.  Expensive custom bows are not always the best!!

WoodsyDave

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