THE ULTIMATE BOW BUILD SERIES! (BYOB into)

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[@CodyVinson]

With a max budget of 600 for a beginner what bow would you reccomend

[@joshuadouglasarchery]

$600 for the bow itself? Or the bow and accessories?

[@CodyVinson]

@joshuadouglasarchery I wanna say everything accessories and all but who are we kidding we both know I'll upgrade what I don't like on it between now and hunting season lol. I'll say 600$ to get me shooting and practicing

[@joshuadouglasarchery]

@@CodyVinson haha I hear ya, I definitely am guilty of saying I’m keeping my bow the way it is and then changing it all around a month later. I would definitely say, with that budget, to go with the x2 especially with the sale they have going on for it. I’d pick up a drop away rest with the money you save and then just upgrade as you go!

[@CodyVinson]

@joshuadouglasarchery any good arrows and weights u recommend for hunting

[@joshuadouglasarchery]

@@CodyVinson for starting out, I’d look into the scheels vendetta arrows. They’re made by victory and preform great (my girlfriend shot them for about a year and a half and through building them and watching her shoot them I am impressed)
As far as weight, that’s gonna be up to you and what you decide is the best. If you haven’t seen anything about it, there’s a bit of a cult like argument for heavy arrows vs light arrows. I personally would say try to land in the 400-420 grain arrow range if you’re going to shoot 60-70 pounds.