Researching new bows

[jmaster4880]

Thanks, jmaster. I'll stop n there next time I'm up that way

your welcome, there very helpful and friendly. I go there anytime I need anything. you military?

I used,to be in the Navy

im military on Whidbey and about to be transferred to Bremerton in oct. there is a great archery range just up the road from the shop that is amazing. it silver arrow bowmen. they have two flat ranges and a walking course with 50 targets set up.

[pianoman9701]

I'm not really sure what you mean by "limited driving", but if you can go to a pro shop for an investment like this, do so and try a bunch of different bows. I don't know how good the archery section is at your Sportsmen's or how busy they are, but a purchase from pro shop will usually benefit you in the long run. They're more likely to be able to spend the time you need with you to get you in the right bow for whatever the limits of your budget. And once you buy, they'll support their sale with expertise and acknowledge customer loyalty. On-line sales can be tough, because if you need support later, a shop is likely to have lots of work ahead of you for people who buy their equipment there.