| From: timex
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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Got this bow used from dan quillion In the mid 90's and shot it great But it ended up in the closet why I cant remember. now one limb has Given up and lost tiller i did some Research and jeffery archery sells New limbs for $300 the question is Do you think it's worth it???
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| From: vthunter
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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What is the poundage of your bow?
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| From: timex
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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64@28
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| From: cyrille
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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It makes no difference what I or anyone else thinks only what you think counts for anything to shoot or not to shoot--- that is the question and only you can answer that. If the bow is too heavy for you to shoot comfortably then get limbs for the bow that are lighter.
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| From: timex
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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Sorry I should have worded my question differently I only shoot 45@26 now the question is how do you Think the new jeffery limbs would preform on the Patriot riser and in your expert opinion would it Worth spending time to go$300
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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Jeffery made the original ones so I suspect they will make good limbs again. It's up to you if it's worth it.
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| From: fdp
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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Owen Jeffrey made Dan's limbs, and a lot of his recurves, so they will work just like, well, new. He also built a lot Dan's longbows.
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| From: Stumpkiller
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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I had a DQ Patriot in 65#. Absolutely the fastest bow I have ever owned. But it beat me up after 20 shots and my form fell apart.
That's when I decided 55# bows wee more to my abilities.
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| From: bowfitz
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| Date: 03-Mar-17 |
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Stumpkiller i tried to pm you cant,can you pm me thanks
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