Eagle

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hoyt 25" horizon riser in red, making a 68 inch bow, with sf 28lb draw limbs
l/h full starter / intermediate kit. in as new condition. all fits into a rucksack and has always been treated correctly.
shoulder issue has put a stop to it
new would cost £470 ish . looking for £330. would prefer collection rather than having to post it.

stu20004x4

always wanted to learn this, cant warrant spending that much on another hobby though, wife would go nuts lol

STeve

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was never pro at this but loved doing it at my local outdoor activity centre, very nice bit of kit that pete

Eagle

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you say that though stu, but in reality this will keep you going for many years, the only thing that you will need to change are the limbs as you progress with skill, 28lbs might not seem much but its a fair old whack. its a good feeling that in reality it is just you that has an effect on the overall outcome of where the arrow lands..
even if you spent out on a basic starter kit your looking at £250 plus, I looked into it long and hard before making the decision to buy it.
this is everything you need to get started and progress, hoyt are an awesome name and the quality they produce is again awesome.

only reason im selling it is due to a shoulder issue, I did draw it yesterday a couple of times and boy did it pull. cheers steve, I wanted something else but that was around £350 just for the riser but it looks damn cool.. was Italian so totally crap at the job as screws came undone etc lol ..

Ridgey

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Good quality kit, bow strength would suit as you say starter or teenager I used to use a 28lb bow when I shot in under 16yrs class in Field Archery a long tme ago

stu20004x4

definately a no after showing this thread to the wife got enough toys apparently!