Takedown Recurve Bow Hunting Bow 62" Archery for Adults Beginner Left and Right Handed Riser Bow for Outdoor Practicing (25-55lbs)

I think the Lightning Archery Recurve Bow is an excellent choice for adults who are either just starting with archery or experienced archers looking for a reliable and versatile hunting bow.Firstly, I must say that this bow is incredibly well-made. The riser is sturdy and made of solid wood, and the grip is very comfortable to hold. The limbs are also robust and durable, and they can easily handle the 50lbs draw weight.Another great feature of this bow is its takedown design, which makes it easy to assemble and disassemble. You can take it apart into separate pieces for easy storage and transport. Additionally, the bow is very versatile, as it has the capacity for bow fishing, making it an excellent option for those who enjoy fishing and hunting.As for shooting, I can confidently say this bow is a joy to use. It has a smooth and consistent draw, and it is very accurate and powerful. So whether you're shooting at targets or hunting game, you can trust that this bow will get the job done.In my opinion, the Lightning Archery Takedown Bow is a great choice for anyone looking for a high-quality and versatile bow for shooting, hunting, and outdoor practicing. Overall, it's well-made, easy to use, and delivers outstanding performance for the price!

Received this bow, and was very happy with it. The box that the bow came in, was quite a bit smaller than the shipping box. It could have had some packing put in the smaller box, since riser and limbs were loose. There was a blemish on the riser, but I could buff it out, if I felt so inclined to do so.Having watched some reviews on Youtube, I decided to put some felt/synthetic cloth between the limbs and riser, before assembly. It helps reduce 'twang' noise. I also picked up some strings from Shatterproof Archery (D97) since other reviewers suggested that was a good move. The supplied string was fine, and should do you well, but it's always good to have a back up string also.I'm returning to the sport, after may years away. If you are returning to archery after a long absence, or are just starting out, 30# is great. I'm sure I can pull 45-60#, but those muscles are needing strength training again. I highly recommend starting off with lower poundage and working up. As a benefit of lower poundage bows, you can practice more!I'm planning to shoot this bow 'off the shelf' , with a three finger glove. Fired off about 50 arrows the first day. Was very happy with how it was working out.I liked the darker, more subdued finish on this model, over their Edge Pro model. Other factors are knobs for securing the limbs, instead of an Allen key bolt. So 'tool-less' assembly/disassembly. Threaded point for future accessories! So, if you want sights, quiver, arrow rest or stabilizer,then it's all ready to go! and last but far from least, they sell additional limbs here too! So if a lower poundage gets old, then you can step up to more, with just the limb change.At this price, it's easy to get into archery, and not have to break the bank.Edit. I've had this bow for a week, now. I've really been enjoying it. It's really helped me get my shooting form back. All the little subtle things like grip on the riser, stance, shoulder position, focus, and sting 'release'.Normally shoot about 60+ shots, each session. Definitely getting the muscles in my shoulders and back into shape! I'm very happy with this bow! Will be planning on getting some 45 pound limbs in the future. At this point, I'm using these arrows: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074ZQR2F1/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=AUAUD7CWVL5SN&psc=1These arrows fly straight, and am happy with them.Oct. 7, 2022 Liked it so much, just received a second bow at 45#. Went with a full bow, instead of just limbs because 'why not have an extra riser for $21? Set it up a little different, from the 30# bow. Using the B55 string that came with it. Put a magnetic rest on it.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PV618YC?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsNot completely in love with the rest, might be going to an 'off the shelf' style later.Used some camo tape to distinguish between the 30 and 45 lbs limbs. I defiantly don't shoot it as much as the 30#. If you are starting out, or just coming back to archery after a long absence, go with 25-40 (max) to start.These bows are very attractive in appearance, and very well made. Yes, they are made in China, but are a great starting point. When you get to the point of out -growing them, or just move on to nicer custom build bows, then pass these on to other beginning archers.Edit: Oct 16, 2022 So the only issue I've had so far is mounting a Trophy Ridge sighthttps://www.amazon.com/Trophy-Ridge-Joker-4-Pin-Sight/dp/B00OPA6DXO/ref=pd_ybh_a_sccl_1/145-1732985-4024342?pd_rd_w=lyJhN&content-id=amzn1.sym.67f8cf21-ade4-4299-b433-69e404eeecf1&pf_rd_p=67f8cf21-ade4-4299-b433-69e404eeecf1&pf_rd_r=TGDQA9967KETVX1SQMRX&pd_rd_wg=7bUC0&pd_rd_r=17b11e9f-d658-4308-b919-5ac7dbb4dab5&pd_rd_i=B00OPA6DXO&th=1The issue is two fold: the screws are slightly longer than the inserts, and the counter sink in the mounting arm of the sight. So as the screws are tightened, they 'push' the insert out of the hole, and the counter sink (because the sight arm is made for left or right application) allows the insert to move out of the hole. Adding a flat washer should help eliminate this problem.These bows have been working great for MANY arrows down range! If I stay focused, and do my part, I get good groups. I highly recommend.

I first like to start off with how simple it was to assemble. The instructions were clear with pictures of each step. The overall design of the bow is a work of art. Its very light but you can tell this product was made with quality as well as performance. Holding it feels secure and controlled. The draw is light yet effective. The grip is perfect. I would say that for its value it is well worth it. you can tell this was not cheap material and the product was constructed with passion. Id have not yet tested its performance but i am certain from its well made design that i wont have any trouble with hitting the target. Hope to purchase another soon!

This bow is perfect for what I have been looking for. It has all the power to take big game animals with and it's practical for backyard target archery. This bow has the ability to scale it up with sights, stablizer, and arrow rest.Right out of the box this bow can be setup in less than 2 minutes. I like that the limb bolts are thumb bolts and don't require a tool to tighten. I was really surprised with the quality this bow provides with it's nice finish and beautiful wood grain.Right out of the box without sights it shot a nice tight grouping of arrows right off the shelf without any addon equiptment. I'm extremly happy with this bow and the quality. I will be shooting this on a regular basis and looking forward to adding sights. I walked away today with a smile on my face and looking forward to shooting again tomorrow. I have been wanting to add a primative type bow to harvest game animals with. I decided to go with this bow becuase of several factors. It needed to be simple and not a lot of moving parts. The price point also needed to be affordable. I would recommend this bow to anyone looking at getting into archery!

This is a solid bow shoots good.

I love this bow and it looks amazing too! my gf got me into archery and she let me try many many of her bows. This one is just right. it has a very comfortable and smooth grip. it actually comes with a stringer too! so it makes stringing it on and off super quick and easy. it’s a little noisy but that’s what u expect from a recurve bow without one of those furry silencer things. Overall, it’s a very good bow and the price is GREAT. It’s also such a good looking bow :)