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I’ve been a crossbow hunter for years now, shot vertical bows when I was a kid/teenager though (25-30 years ago) and I’m thinking about getting into it for real now.
I’d like to support a local shop and I know I’ll need some measuring, adjustments and even some basic instruction on form (I don’t have much experience using a release and never had good form or consistent accuracy) I’m leaning toward one of the Bear ready to hunt packages, so I’d prefer a shop that stocks them but it’s not a deal breaker. Basically, if a guy was looking to spend $1k or so on a ready to hunt setup and a duzen arras where would you recommend I go?
Last edited by thayerp81; 08/17/23 11:40 AM.
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