Stotler Archery

[ny state land]

Did anyone ever buy Stotler Archery?

[rastaman]

If you mean, "are they open for business?", yes.  i don't know if the website when you google it is correct, but you can try and see.  "Rod in SC" from here on tradgang has one on order.  You might try sending him a pm.
Hope this helps or someone else can jump in with some info for you.

[ny state land]

the website comes up fine but i remember when they were up for sale some time ago.

[CJ Pearson]

No, Dan did not sell it. He still has the business and he and his son are making bows.

[ny state land]

Any one tried one?

[CJ Pearson]

I have had a couple of them. One of the best most forgiving bows you will ever shoot

I had one that I wish I still had.  Fast, forgiving, easy to shoot and is not all that fussy about spine.

[SELFBOW19953]

I have 7 Stotlers, but none made by Dan-he's making me one for me now.  I love them!!!!  As everyone else has said, these bows are super.  They are indeed very forgiving, not terribly spine critical.  They have become my
"go to" bows.

[ny state land]

Thanks for the input, i will be ordering one soon.

[Jim Picarelli]

I had 4 Stotler's but I don't think any of them were Dan's. A Gamebuster(my favorite),2 Gamegetters,and a Medalist recurve. I still have a Gamegetter and wish I had the Medalist back...great shooting bows!

[Rod in SC]

I have one on order right now.  I've always liked the way they looked. Way different from other bows and I like that.  The forgiveness factor is something else that swayed me. I definitely need that!
   I shot a tournament this weekend with a friend that has an older Stotler Medalist recurve and he shot a 283 on a 30 target 3d course. Pretty strong! I can sometimes beat him but when he shoots that Stotler he always wins. Even though he's a good shot with any bow, he says the Medalist is easier to shoot good even when he's not on his best game. The only problem I see with his Stotler is it's left handed and I'm a righty!