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Items you will need Set of Allen wrenches Draw Weight Use the Allen wrench that works with your particular bow to turn the limb bolts clockwise until they are tight. This puts the bow at its maximum weight setting. Turn the limb bolts counterclockwise until you reach the desired weight. Adjust both limb bolts the same number of turns and don't loosen the bolts more than four turns. Draw Length Check the paperwork that came with your bow. This tells you the range of draw lengths that you can set the bow. Use the correct Allen wrench to remove the inner cam screw. Reinsert the screw in the hole corresponding to your chosen draw length. Warnings Read and follow all safety warnings in the owner's manual before making adjustments. Current Subscribers Click Here. Here's a look at some of this year's top offerings for the deer woods. By Bill Winke Gone are the days when a bow manufacturer could get by hawking what were almost the same bows for several straight years without losing market share. Product development is now on fast-forward all year long. That might dictate a desperate existence for bow company executives, but for us consumers it means a lot of excitement and innovation. Here's what I mean: That's lofty praise from a man known for his bow-building savvy. But I've shot the Outback, and he's right. Parallel limbs, a smooth cam with a comfortable valley and a low-vibration design make the Outback a great-feeling bow. It produces very little recoil -- nearly zero hand shock -- and is very quiet. Features include an in-line grip, smooth-drawing Straight-line HP single-cam, ball bearings in the cam and idler, Mathews's Roller Guard, String Suppressors, the Harmonic Damping System in the riser, Zebra ZS Twist bowstring, and the V-Lock limb cups introduced in 2003. The bow weighs 4.3 pounds. The cam and brace height are the main differences between the Ovation and the Conquest 3.https://www.chinawholesaletown.com/uploadfiles/editor_file/configure-eth0-ubuntu-manually.xml The Ovation is powered by the StraightLine HP Cam, while the original MaxCam drives the Conquest 3. The new cam is a bit smoother and promises perfectly level nock travel. The Ovation's brace height is 8 inches, compared to 7 inches for the Conquest 3, so you can expect this new model to be even a bit more forgiving. The Ovation produces an IBO speed of 300 fps and comes in 80, 65 or 60 percent letoff. The Classic features a machined riser (rather than the Ultra-Light's magnesium riser) with Harmonic Damping and the Max-Cam. This bow is 36 inches long, weighs 3.6 pounds, has a brace height of 7 inches, and has an IBO rating of 310 fps. The Mustang produces accurate arrow flight for archers with draw lengths from 19 to 26 inches. This makes it the perfect bow for upgrading women and kids, as well as for smaller-framed men. The bow produces an IBO speed of 280 fps at 50 pounds and 26 inches of draw. The bow is 31 inches long and weighs 3.2 pounds. Alpine SVX ALPINE I've found Alpine bows to be among the quietest. I think this is due to the fact Alpine bows don't have have an actual limb pocket from which noise can resonate. The SVX is an excellent first-upgrade bow with plenty of draw-length adjustability to grow with a young archer. The draw-length module in the Fast Trac single-cam rotates, giving you 5 inches of adjustment. The SVX features the Interloc limb-attachment system Alpine introduced last year. After making draw-length adjustments, you lock the split limbs into place with a pair of Allen head screws. The One Cam version offers higher letoff (80 percent, versus 65 percent for the two-cam system), but is slower. Both versions use ball bearings for reduced friction. The RVX weighs just 3.8 pounds. Browning Mirage 1.5 BROWNING The F5 Tornado's solid fiberglass composite limbs are nearly parallel, dramatically reducing recoil.http://superbia.lgbt/flotaganis/1655510293 While this might be Browning's value bow, it's surprisingly feature-rich (machined riser, Ignitor 6 single-cam with six inches of draw adjustment and a compact 33-inch length). As a result, arrow speed is moderately low (290 fps IBO rating). The Mirage ZX utilizes the new Tre-Idler system, which involves three parallel idler wheels to balance limb-tip forces. The center idler turns with the string, as does a conventional single-cam idler, while the two outer idler wheels turn in the opposite direction with exactly the same force. This also allows for the use of a split harness on the bottom limb to balance torque on it. The Mirage ZX is the only bow in the Browning line to carry this technology. Archery Research AR 37 Another Browning value bow available in a package is the Rage One. It's a perfect entry-level bow for an adult and a great first upgrade for a youth archer. The Rage One features the Ignitor 6 ED single-cam. It offers six inches of draw-length adjustability using modules, giving the Rage One great adaptability. Browning' s Mirage 1.5 has the new Cyber 1.5 Hybrid Cam System. It permits easy control of vertical nock travel when using cams with modular draw-length adjustments. IBO speed rating is 310 fps. ARCHERY RESEARCH Three Archery Research bows -- the 31, 34 and 37 -- now offer the option of a hybrid cam system. The hybrid cam produces level nock travel over a wide range of draw lengths. PSE Typhoon PRECISION SHOOTING EQUIPMENT The Mach 12 continues the PSE Mach tradition of uncompromising design. Pete Shepley designed the bow to be as good as he can make one -- and he's been at this for 30 years. The Mach 12's IBO rating of 318 fps makes it PSE's fastest bow. The Centerfire single-cam is aggressive and has a draw-stop module that lets you adjust letoff from 65 to 80 percent. Quiet, comfortable in hand and fast: All are hallmarks of the new Scorpion. It has short parallel limbs for a recoil-free shot, and the Harmonic Disruptors dampen noise.http://jochenschild.com/images/canon-fax-machine-manual.pdf The new smooth NRG Cam -- a modular single-cam -- powers the Scorpion to an IBO speed of 305 fps. This 33-inch bow has an 8-inch brace height. PSE is known for producing affordable quality bows, and the new Typhoon is destined to be an industry value leader. It has all of the top features (parallel limb design, machined riser, single-cam, forgiving brace height, adequate speed, short length) bowhunters seek, but at a moderate price. The Lightning 3 single-cam has 80 percent letoff (adjustable to 65 percent). The Venom is a mid-priced bow slightly faster than the Scorpion. Its machined riser is film-dipped in Mossy Oak Obsession, and it has PSE's new NRG single-cam. This smooth bow has a valley long enough for comfort, is highly adjustable for draw length and letoff and feels great in the hand. That's a great combination of features. This means you have the option to read your magazine on most popular phones and tablets. Tornado??? I have been looking at a Browning Tornado for deer hunting in Georgia. After reading up and looking at the other posts I have come to the conclusion that the Matthews Bow is held in very high esteem, but the price tags on that particular brand are just a little to high for me. I have looked around and found some very good prices on the browning bows. Could someone please reply and give me some pros and cons of the tornado.The way the riser is designed has a lot to do with how comfortable and well you will shoot. Most shops offer free range time and can help you get your form right. 2. Stay away from aggressive cams. Go with a soft cam at the most. This will help with form. 3. Stay away from short brace height. If the distance between the riser and the string you will end up hitting your arm at every little change in grip. Accuracy will deteriorate and it hurts after awhile. 4. I would look at used bows at the shops. This way you can see if you like it and start building good form without a big expense. Remember the KISS method (keep it simple, stupid). Use a release, its easier to do correctly. I personally don't like peeps but some do. Simple 3 pin sights. Hope this helps. Fisrt thing is visit a couple of Pro shops. Take a good look at the Parker Hunter-Mag and Hoyt's MT Sport or Magnatec. Both have life time warranties and very good performance. Also might want to check out archerytalk.com. This is Browning's fourth or fifth year offering this model so it has been fairly successful in this day of constant model changes. The Tornado would be an excellent choice for a beginner's bow. Its a well-made bow with the right specs (brace height, mass weight, and axle-to-axle length) for a beginner to become proficient very quickly. I also like the oval cam on the Tornado, which yields a nice smooth draw. Its an excellent value. There are other good choices out there but the Tornado won't be a bad one if you go that way. The Parker already mentioned would be another good choice. I believe it is a little lighter in mass with a higher speed rating than the Tornado. It probably costs a bit more but still is not an expensive bow. The PSE Thunderbolt is a third option to consider. Browning's bows are made at the PSE plant in Tucson so quality is about the same. As already stated, shoot some bows before you buy--including models you can't afford. They will give you a means to compare the lower priced bows. Don't be surprised if you find that some of those lower priced models shoot better than the big dollar stuff. Regarding ratings, realize that if an archery company is paying for four-page, full-color ads the magazines will be very reluctant to say their bows are anything but wonderful. But I found the question had been asked and answered. Any new thoughts since you posted this in August. BTW I will probably not hunt but want a bow capable of doing so. Mostly I will be trying to regain the archery skills I used to have in the 60's with a Bear recurve.www.gasdetectorgassensor.com/ckfinder/userfiles/files/Dji-F550-Manual-Pdf.pdf Thanks, I've been chasing Bambi during PA's second archery season. No luck and I'm about out of time. Only other thing I can think of is draw weight. If you can shoot a bow comfortably that is set closer to the max draw weight it will be more efficient. If you can shoot 55-57 lbs well get a bow with the max at 60lbs not 70 or 80. Don't get into the need for speed until your form is good all the time. Were you an instinctive shooter in the 60's? You may want to persue that again. I may go whole hog into the recurve deal this year. I have a 45lb Kodiak I practice with to keep my concentration level up to par. A few session of instinctive makes going back to the pins easier. At least it works for me. They can be bought pretty cheap from Ebay and they aren't that expensive new. I would go to a proshop and see what you like first. Another place you might look is Edersbow.com. They have a pretty good forum there and they could help you out as well. I know what you are going through, I was new to this about 6 years ago and didn't know anyone who was into archery. If you need more help keep posting or shoot me a pm. OKH BUY USED!!!! Like anything else you can wrap up a lot of cash very quickly. I started with a used Golden Eagle. I'm now into using a longbow and homemade arrows. Its a very rewarding sport and a ton of fun. Good Luck! That is when I carried you. Should be here later this week. I used to recurves when I was a kid. I'm thinking of seriously getting rid of the training wheels. Should be a hoot. I currently shoot a Darton Maverick and love it. I have owned three other Dartons before this one and owned many other brands as I stated but I seem to alway's come back to a Darton. They are extremely smooth and easy to tune besides they shoot great. Just one old bowhunter opinion. I guess I got in with the wrong crowd.That is when I carried you. After some searching, found out I only had 1 arrow that was feather fletched. Not to worry, shooting about 40 arrows one at a time kept me warm in the 10 degree wind. What a blast! Picking up 14 2016s from my father-in-law later today. I'll cut them down while watching the game. With wheel I always tried to keep the groups arrow slapping tight. With a real bow, a paper plate group at 10 and 20 yards is something to get excited about, for now anyway. Sorry to hijack the thread. Its a different experience, the arrows almost seem to float off the bow in comparison to aluminum arrows. Check out 3 rivers archery been a while since I've been there but they used to have decent wood arrow and a bunch of traditional stuff at pretty good prices. Have fun! WOW! Just checked their prices.Mucho fun!!!. My uncle and I want to try pheasant hunting with traditional tackle some day. Even if we don't get one (which is unlikely for him.That is when I carried you. I basically had both of their archery guys working with me for most of 3 hours. They asked good questions (and answered my stupid ones) and picked 3 bows for me to try -- a Martin, a PSE and a Hoyt. They tuned all 3 to my draw length and took me to their upstairs range to try them. But it's such a personal process that I'd never tell anyone that's the one to get. I walked out with the Ultrasport all set up with sights, quiver, rest, etc., a TRU-Ball release and a dozen Golt Tip carbon arrows with field points. Took the setup to my gun club today and shot the 10, 15, 20 and 30 yard targets. After a dozen or so shots I was comfortable enough with my groups to make a small sight adjustment. Overall it's an interesting experience -- I went into this about as clueless as a lot of people are buying their first gun. In that respect it will be a good (and humbling) thing for me to think about when gun newbies ask me for advice. I was also surprised how many of the fundamentals of shooting carry over (especially since I'm using sights and a release). Natural point of aim, trigger control, sight picture, follow-through, and calling the shot all work pretty much the same. Follow-through may be my weak point -- I noticed that I tend to drop the bow to try and spot the arrow on target. But -- I do have to say it's kind of weird to shoot targets on a range without earplugs or earmuffs. John Although I'm a rifle looney, I hunted first with an old Shakespear Necadah recurve in the 60's, went to wheels and metal for awhile and took quite a few deer but the beautifully crafted recurves in Traditonal Bowhunter began to woo me and I came full circle. Now I have two of these take downs each with two sets of limbs for turkey to elk. And when one gets arrow, broadhead, fletching just right, along with a well tuned recurve.well, the result is almost sublime. And, the mountains in September, a bull slobbering and tearing up saplings at 20 yds, a beautiful bow in hand you have confidence in.whew! There is no doubt traditional gear requires more work (play?) and your standards of expected accuracy are different but the degree of satisfaction at least in my own exerience is different also-a whole world higher than before. Turkey time is soon. GDV. It has a fuse quiver and a fuse 3 pin sight. This In super sexy black colorway for ultra performanc It's a two finger, thumb button release. Great c Current draw length 28.5inches Draw weight: 40 lbs. Bow is in like new condition. Purchased brand Soft camo carrying case. Cobr Works great and is a swe We are looking to sell these brand new serious Vulcan air hose. They are We are looking to sell these brand new serious Apollo arrows. They are a It’s in excellent condition and includ TruGlow sights. Wisker biscuit holder. Limb save Great bow for beginners that are too big for children’s It is left handed.georgewongdesign.com/gwd/upload/files/Dji-Dropsafe-Manual.pdf It’s been loved and used but since Text for quicker respon As with any classifieds service you should make every effort to verify the legitimacy of all offers, from both buyers and sellers. Learn the warning signs and protect yourself. Click here for more info. Works great with no issues. Micro adjust Great now, I'm sticking with my obsession. Save Will ship if needed I just upgraded. Will ship if needed Will ship if needed Works great. 30.00 801-647-2728 It has a fuse quiver and a fuse 3 pin sight. This Size medium As with any classifieds service you should make every effort to verify the legitimacy of all offers, from both buyers and sellers. The bow and accessories are all in good shape with little wear from shooting, etc. The bow has a adjustable draw of 24 inches to 30 inches (also half inch increments from 24.5 to 29.5), 60 to 70 lb draw, and a let of 65 to 70. No bow press is required to adjust the draw. To adjust you simply loosen the allen screw on the bottom cam and set it to the desired length. GREAT ENTRY BOW. The package includes the bow, whisker biscuit quick shot rest, 6 arrow quiver in mossy oak, braided wrist sling, sims limbsaver stabilizer, sims limbsavers on both limbs, Cobra 3 pin sight, large hole angled peep, and a d-loop. I keep the sting waxed and the bow has had few shots over the past couple of years. Feel free to ask any question, more pictures available upon request. You must be at least 18 years old to continue. Turn SafeSearch Off Cancel We will get back to you in 24 hours. Thank you. Close Feedback Found a bug. Suggestions Copyright Need help. Business Development General inquiry Email address (optional): A message is required Message (required). The strings may need to be replaced as seen on photos. Item has normal. more wear. Tear, stains, scratches, dirt, dusts, rusts, etc.Please view photos carefully and make your best judgement. I am offering 14 days money back guarantee if the item is not as seen or described upon arrival. Please email me then ship the item back to me at your own expense. Once item is returned to me in its original condition. I will credit your account. If there is nothing wrong with the item. But you just changed your mind and would like to return the item, there will be a 20 restocking fee. Information in the description section does not necessarily denote overall condition of the item and is not intended to be comprehensive. I reserve the right to notify bidders and cancel any auction at any time if the item is no longer available for sale. I will not be held liable for such cancellation and I reserve the right to award bids to any bidder. I have listed all identified deficiencies and mechanical problems to the best of my knowledge. If you have any questions or concerns, please email me prior to bidding as I strive to satisfy my customers. I am not an expert, but I can take more pictures and email them to you so that it will describe the item as honestly and clearly as possible. If you did not receive the order within the delivery time frame stated by the shipping company or not happy with the item you have received. Please contact me first prior to leaving a negative feedback. I will do my best to resolve the issue ASAP to provide satisfactory resolution to the problem. PAYMENT Your bid is a contract and shall be considered an agreement to buy. Payment in full is expected within 3 days of winning the auction.It is in good condition. Just has a few scratches on the limbs and a few small rust spots on the string guard. Please see the photos. Indiana Welcome to our eBay page. We are a family owned business located in Lafayette. Indiana. Since opening our doors in 2010, our business has grown leaps and bounds thanks to YOU, our valued customers. Thank you for your support. We are dedicated to offering our customers the safest and easiest eBay buying experience. We will reply to your inquiries as soon as possible. However. Please note that we.Therefore, we promise at our best to answer your emails within 24 hours.We post new items daily. Be sure to add us to your favorite sellers list.It has an attached quiver( see photos) includes a soft case.There is a label(see photo) but i don't think you can see all the information on it. This is what that little gold paper label says;Preset draw wt. 45 min 60 max. Approx. let-off 50 string length 35. Preset draw length 28-29. Bow is in excellent condition.She has a BROWNING 2 PIN FIBEROPTIC SIGHT, FLIPPER REST QUIVER AND 4 ARROWS. This is a cool top of the line bow.She is set up and ready to get shooting. I shot her today and she shoots really nice. The string is in nice condition, shows some use on the cable where the cable rolls over the cam. This is a really nice set up ready to go hunting.She has shot a lot of deer, this is a deer getting bow.SORRY ABOUT THE FLASH IN THE.But in beautiful condition, Browning Timberwolf Right Handed Compound Bow. The stabilizer has a little surface rust, as seen in the picture and the string shows signs of wear, but still in good condition. The specifications. From the picture, are listed below. Appoximate let off 65 String length- 32 Adjustable range- 45-70 Please ask any questions before bidding. Shipping is within the Continental United States only. Thank you for looking. From an eBay Seller you have not met, requires a leap of faith. That is why I make every effort to accurately and fairly describe my items to customers via text and to accurately represent the item via numerous photos, to the best of my ability. However, with all pre-owned or used items, the condition is subjective. Any errors are unintentional and at best should be very minor such as small, minor, cosmetic imperfections unless otherwise noted above. Please be advised that'used' or'previously.If this is something that concerns you, please do not purchase the item me from, and buy a new from another seller. As you can see by my feedback I am a reputable seller. For specific item condition classification per eBay. Please read my descriptions and view all the pictures carefully to ensure that you are knowledgeable about the item before ever placing a Bid. Feel free to scrutinize my item description and pictures and ask any unanswered questions you may have prior to bidding. I feel that what my written item description may be lacking will often be made up in my photos of the item since pictures often speak louder and more clearly than words.This bow comes exactly as seen in the pictures and has a draw weight was preset at 65 pounds.There are pretty easy and cheap to get replaced. Other than the string this bow is in GREAT condition. This unit is in good condition.Comes with everything you see in the pictures. Sold as is with no returns. Sorry. You won't be disappointed with this bow. I have great feedback and want to keep it that way. Thanks for looking! Posted with One may need new fletching. 4 Inlcuded) Please see photos for more details. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p460bo760jtb93Fvo7B3Dd70f2Bf523E-13fac85dee1-0xff- This Browning Bushmaster is in fantastic condition.With no apparent wear at all. Bows limbs are great with high gloss sheen on back and belly. I took those pics in sunlight to show them.It comes with fiber optic site with leveler and has light camo breakup color. This would make an excellent bow for an excellent person. Archery Bowhunting Please ask any questions. Thank you and Happy bidding! By bidding you acknowledge you have read and understand the terms of this auction as described below. TRUGLO Fiber Optic Sights View photos and judge condition for yourself. You are buying this auction lot in as is condition. View photo(s) and judge condition for yourself. Fedex, or UPS. Our Choice. If you are from another country and would like to bid. Please email me, I will consider it. MDM PLEASE READ We ship to the United States only. We will combine shipping on multiple purchases. Just drop use. more an email and we will get you a quote. If you have a question or an issue just send us an email. We are very easy to work with. We will accept returns within 14 days of delivery. Refunds will be issued only after item has been returned and inspected. Buyer is responsible for return shipping. Item being offered in as-is condition. PayPal preferred. inkfrog terapeak. I000000. InkFrog Analytics. The only thing is the bow will need to be restrung. And other than that good bow especially for beginners. The bow actually measures about 44 and half inches long I think with about a 55lb pull. Cobra spring arrow rest, detachable hunting stabilizer, string silencers, leather braided wrist strap, string release loop and string silencers. It comes in a soft padded Advantage case with an external zippered arrow pocket. Other high tech features are listed in the specifications above. This model will take any North American Big game. Thanks for looking- No reserve Up for auction is a browning left handed bow that is ready to shoot, i shot it last year and was very accurate to 50 yds.Beautiful Wood. E-mail me with any questions. Up for sale is this Vintage Right Handed Browning Micro Midas OC2A Youth Camo Compound Bow. This quality Bow has been well cared for and is in very good condition commensurate for its age. The setup comes with a single pin optic sight and arrow rest. As you can see from the photos it does need a string. The adjustable range is: 23-25 inches. 25-45 lbs. and the string length is 24-29 inches. Browning makes some of the best bows in the business. With a few bucks to have it strung. You will have yourself a really nice set up. You can buy with confidence from an established seller. Please contact me with any questions. Compound Bow Good shooting bow. Great for a beginner or youth looking for an inexpensive bow. No international shipping. I will only ship to the lower 48. No returns. Right Handed. 30-50lb pull. 25-28 inch draw. Peep and Finger pads installed. No other accessories. This auction is for a Browning Micro Adrenaline RH Youth Compound Hunting Bow. This bow is in good used condition and has no issues. If you have any other questions feel free to ask. Be sure to check out our other Auctions for more Great Deals!Thanks B. Shipping will be calculated through eBay. UPS Ground Click Here For Our Sister Store Midwest-neatstuff. Shipping and handling.Contact us before you bid with your contact info. There are to many Newbies that do not pay Items are guaranteed to be in stated condition. If you are not satisfied with an item. You must contact us within 72 hours of receipt of item. Payment must be received within 7 days of the completion of the auction. We reserve the right to re-list the item if payment has not been received within provided amount of time. We also reserve the right to cancel the bids of any member with a negative( feedback rating. We never send second chance offers.if you get one it is not from us. This is an auction sale and the sale of this item will be considered final. All items are sold as is described but we guarantee our descriptions. We have endeavored to photograph and accurately describe every item as to its condition and authenticity to the best of our ability. We intend that photographs are part of the description- we take multiple photographs. If you are not sure what you are bidding on. Please All the detailed pictures will be at the bottom of the ad, each picture can be enlarged by clicking on it. This will need a string. We try our hardest to give 5-Star Service by giving Clear. Accurate and Honest descriptions to the best of our abilities. We also clearly state our return policies and shipping terms upfront so you know what to expect. If you are pleased with this transaction.