Q: ok. i've traced down a couple of used compound bows. each will cost about 100 bucks. its between an older Browning, i don't know any specifics yet. Or an older Hoyt with the fast flite limbs.
does anyone have any insight on either company
A: Both are excellent brands of bows and have been in the business for a long, long time. I personally used to shoot a Browning Midas which I thought was a excellent hunting bow, particularly for finger shooters. There was a shorter limbed version of it
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Camo Deergun, a Mathews Compound Bow, a Savage Axis Package 30-06 with scope, a Browning BPS 20ga. 28” Invector, an Off The Hook Fishing Charter for four hours for four people, cash prizes and a canoe. Raffles will also be conducted throughout the |
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Field & Stream Why you should shoot a Browning Compound. The Bonneville Salt Flats, September 11 & 12, 1976. The event was the World Flight Championships of the National Archery Association. When the shooting was over. Browning Compound Bows had shot ... |
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