Reviews on the Martin Takedown Bow?

[Uncle Timbo]

Does anyone have one of these? I saw them and thought, these are neat and compact. I hope someone has one they can comment on.
Thanks. Tim

 

[Barry H]

I wish I did! Martin make some nice archery equipment for sure.

 

[nozyk]

I have been itching for a recurve as a first bow and this was suggested. After reading the reviews on Amazon,I did not think it to be a good investment.

On that noteif anyone out there can give me guidance as to a good starter bow that will not break the bank,I'd sure appreciate it. Also thinking about a longbow.

 

[Fanglekai]

Check www.archerytalk.com/vb. It's a great archery resource.

 

[338375]

Check www.archerytalk.com/vb. It's a great archery resource.

+1... Martin owns AT, and you can also get direct input ( unbiased ) from people that work for Martin too

 

[Bowman1911]

I've got one I use for bowfishing. It's ok, but not really worth the $. I used some giftcards I was given to basspro & paid about $30 cash for mine. If it wasn't so cheap, I'd have something else.

 

[Uncle Timbo]

The portability is enticing to me...

http://www.martinarchery.com/2010web/jaguar_takedown.php

 

[Senserazer]

Hoyt also makes nice takedown recurves. Well actually most modern recurves are takedown...so...

 

[Uncle Timbo]

I've got one I use for bowfishing. It's ok, but not really worth the $. I used some giftcards I was given to basspro & paid about $30 cash for mine. If it wasn't so cheap, I'd have something else.

Wanna sell her?