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TMW89 · October 17, 2013, 06:08 PM

Check out the Bear Archery bows, or some Diamond archery bows too. Most important to me is finding a bow that "feels right" when I hold it, pull it back, and shoot it.

I have a diamond I got a couple years ago, its not the nicest bow there is, compared to say, a mathews, but it just fits me perfectly. You've gotta be comfortable with what you've got.

As for arrows, the nicest wal mart arrows they have will do fine. Get them cut to the correct length at the local archery shop though.

You really don't have to have anything too fancy to get started. Good luck, practice, and have fun with it!

October 17, 2013, 06:08 PM	#7
TMW89 Senior Member Join Date: March 3, 2013 Location: MI Posts: 185	Check out the Bear Archery bows, or some Diamond archery bows too. Most important to me is finding a bow that "feels right" when I hold it, pull it back, and shoot it. I have a diamond I got a couple years ago, its not the nicest bow there is, compared to say, a mathews, but it just fits me perfectly. You've gotta be comfortable with what you've got. As for arrows, the nicest wal mart arrows they have will do fine. Get them cut to the correct length at the local archery shop though. You really don't have to have anything too fancy to get started. Good luck, practice, and have fun with it! __________________ Springfield XDM9C Savage Mark II F .22 H&R ultra slug hunter 20 ga 1942 Mosin Nagant "Natalia"