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Regarding Rudder Bows, I bought a hickory bow from them over a year ago. I never really meant to hunt with it, so I ordered a 35# bow to build up my strength in a previously injured shoulder.
Bottom line: I got a decent bow for the price. It gave me a reintroduction into trad bows and helped me with strength and form. I still go back and shoot it when I want to work on form. I had a lot of arm slap from the bow, but I think in my ignorance I ignored a brace height problem. I have since went back and raised the brace height and have had lees arm slap.
The bow I received had an extra set of string groves in the upper limb that was meant to help you string the bow with a looped thin rope. I don't know if all of the bows come like that, but I go back and forth on whether I like it or not. It is simple to string, but looks unbalanced.
Over all, it was perfect for what I used it for. Your desired use for the bow will be what makes or breaks it.
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