First Compound Bow...?

[BigBear]

If you ever get down to the Springs, I'd check out Bill Perergino's Archery Hut. Great selection and knowledgeable guys. Always treated me right by answering stupid questions, being friendly, taking the time to explain things I didn't always "get", etc. They actually told me to stay with my old bow (with a few adjustments) than to purchase a new one! Major cost savings.... or I just suck enough to where it didn't matter! HAHAHA.

How many business's will do that?

[Firehaus]

Bo at No limits Archery is the best I've found in the metro area for tuning. Spun my shafts before cutting them and bare shaft tuned my bow. I've tried most of the south metro ones with bad results.


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[th3w01f]

Bo at No limits Archery is the best I've found in the metro area for tuning. Spun my shafts before cutting them and bare shaft tuned my bow. I've tried most of the south metro ones with bad results.

Great to know, thanks! Well worth a few $ to get it set up properly.

[Firehaus]

Great to know, thanks! Well worth a few $ to get it set up properly.

Wasn't that expensive really. But the tune was good enough to shoot good broadhead groups out to 90yds. I shot a small 80lb whitetail doe at 50yds. Similar to shooting an elk at 100yds+ I think.


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