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Getting into bow hunting! #2392210 06/27/11 12:00 AM
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I got into bow hunting last year and loved it! I didnt kill anything with my bow but it was an experience! I was borrowing my friends bow last year so im getting my own this year. My question is whats yalls vies on the Quest Hammer? If you have shot them please let me know!




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Re: Getting into bow hunting! [Re: TX4Ever] #2392233 06/27/11 12:13 AM
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Either Kobeer or BJankowski used to shoot one I shot a few times. There are nice solid bows that were the result of bowtech, ross and quest merger, lawsuit etc.

They are very affordable and if you have to go new not a bad option, they are at a similar level to the diamond and mission bows.

Everyone will say go to a bow pro shop and shoot a few see if there is one you prefer over others and secondly buying used can get you in a top of the line bow at a new quest price.


Re: Getting into bow hunting! [Re: scot] #2392663 06/27/11 03:09 AM
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I would just make sure you have a local shop with good customer service that carries Quest bows. I have never shot one, cuase I've never seen a LH one, but they look and feel nice.


Re: Getting into bow hunting! [Re: Seabee99] #2395043 06/28/11 02:31 AM
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Hey man I got a PSE Stinger which I used for my first bow and it has been great for me. I am actually selling it to fund a new project. But it has everything youll need plus more if you want to check it out....


Re: Getting into bow hunting! [Re: TX4Ever] #2395090 06/28/11 02:46 AM
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The standard rule of thumb is to shoot as many bows as you can that fit your budget.

I don't know anything of the Quest bows, but if you'v'e shot that bow and like it then get it.

I've shot the Stinger and do think its a solid bow. Nieghbor picked one up for Christmas, and I am amazed at the speed and silence of the bow.

I've got a sprined left arm and right wrist, but once I've healed up I plan on shooting a few.



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Re: Getting into bow hunting! [Re: scot] #2396028 06/28/11 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted By: scot
Either Kobeer or BJankowski used to shoot one I shot a few times. There are nice solid bows that were the result of bowtech, ross and quest merger, lawsuit etc.

They are very affordable and if you have to go new not a bad option, they are at a similar level to the diamond and mission bows.

Everyone will say go to a bow pro shop and shoot a few see if there is one you prefer over others and secondly buying used can get you in a top of the line bow at a new quest price.



I did shoot one for a while but I didn't like it.


Re: Getting into bow hunting! [Re: bjankowski] #2396093 06/28/11 05:41 PM
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Great bow, but go shoot as many bows as you can.


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