Archery 51" Takedown Recurve Bow and Arrows Set for Adults Metal Riser Longbow Kit Right Hand Straight Bow for Beginner Hunting Shooting Practice 30 40 50lb

I bought this for my wife because she wants to get into archery with me. It’s great beginner material but I definitely wouldn’t say it’s “easy” to put together comparatively speaking. The screw holes that attach the limbs to the riser are not part of the riser itself but separately machined parts that don’t stay in place when the screws are removed. Honestly it’s not that difficult; it’s just a PITA if not aligned perfectly and they fall out. We didn’t receive the paper targets as others have said but that doesn’t matter because we have better ones for backyard shooting. I’m not sure why this comes with broad heads since it’s a beginners bow and the “finger protector” is a super awkward random piece of pleather. My thought to the manufacturer is keep both of these and include a real archery glove. I’ll update with durability feedback once she gets a few rounds in but again for $100 this is not that bad.

So far I’ve had the product 2 days, and shot about 200 arrows if not more, and so far, everything seems to be worth the money, I mean I’m an entry level archer, and from 15 yards, I’m already getting pretty decent groups, now this now does leave things to be desired, the handle/rubber plastic, hurts the hand after a while, it’s definitely chunky but works, it’s loud but for some extra money buy some felt backing or something and place for the limbs and all and get string silencers, the sight is cheap, but does work, it has absolutely no instructions but one can easily assemble, I haven’t checked the poundage yet but it feels close to the 50lb draw I ordered. So all and all it’s good for what it is, I enjoy it and it gets me out here trying, is it too quality no. But is it gonna work and all, so far I’ve had no issues will update later after month or so of use

I love the way this bow looks and feels as well. It has a good weight to it and is balanced well. In my honest opinion, for what the price point is. I recommend just buying the 30 pound test. The bow is great for 15 to 20 yards anyway. And that's plenty of strength to learn and getting used to shooting. Also the strength of the limbs isn't the greatest. So you don't want to stress them out with too much pressure.

First of all, fantastic price for such a nice bow!Comes with kost of the stuff you would need to do target shooting, minus a quiver it's got pretty much everything you need, including arrows, arm guard, finger tabs, arrow nock for the string, stringing tool, arrow rest brush, pin sight, counterweight, broadheads, and target paper.The price is amazing for everything it comes with, and it's honestly pretty good quality; I truly love it and it has allowed me to get back into archery after not practicing really for the last four years or so.Wish it came with any kind of instructions, but another customer posted a video for construction.Great product, great price!

I don't typically like to assemble products and figure out how to stretch the string to fit and all that stuff I'll send it back

Very nice size , comfortable handling

I was disappointed in this item it came with missing parts they were nice abt refund but never agin:(^^

So far I like it haven't had any problems yet although I don't use it all the time but the few times I have used it so far it's been great and it looks big but doesn't always feel that way when your holding it but it really is about 4ft long and I got mine as a 50lb so it's feels really nice for me the arrows aren't bad either they've held up nice but just a heads up I only use this for practice I don't hunt so I wouldn't know when it comes to that how it holds up or anything