quinn bows

[Stkbow3]

Wondering if anyone uses a Quinn bow? I got interested in them after reading about warf bows using Quinn limbs. After going to their page and reviewing them, I really liked the looks and the prices. How about some pro's and con's. Bob

[Glenn29]

I have a Quinn Longhorn Classic and like it alot. It is all action wood which makes it a tad heavier than the rest of my bows but it is a quite and fast bow.

For the money you can't go wrong.  

[Shape Shifter]

I also own a Longhorn Classic Takedown Recurve. One of my favorite bows for sure. Great Price for a great bow!

[SCATTERSHOT]

I have had a couple of Stallions. They are very smooth good-shooting bows, and a real bargain. However, I didn't care for the small grip, so I sold them.

[Shifting Shadow]

Stkbow3, I have a Quinn Stallion Classic with Bubinga limbs. It has a smallish metal handle which I like. This bow is pure shooter friendly -easy to draw and quick. I use an elevated rest which I was dead set against at first. The rest gives improved arrow flight and is not a problem to cant once one gets used to a slightly different site window. All in all, the Quinn Stallion challenged my concept of what a trad bow is about. I still like the pretty all wood bows shot off the shelf, But my Quinn shoots great and is SO inexpensive!

[Lefty]

Best bow out there for the money and will out perform ALOT of the high dollar bows out there.  My two bows that I will never sale is a Quinn and my ACS CX!

[Ia Hawkeye]

As I've said many times. Great bow at a great price.! You can get a new bow with a 2 year warranty for what many used bows sell for.
My Quinn Stallion is now my no.1 bow.

[beleg]

I have a Stallion.
A very good bow not only for the price....it is a very good bow!!!!
I was making a Warfbow for hunting when I get the Stallion, now Im selling the carbon limbs I buy for the warfbow.
Martin

PS: The Quinn are very fine people.