Bear compound bows

[scott c]

Are the Bear bows that are ready to shoot any good?? I am looking at one at dicks, Dont want to spend a ton of money and this one is in my budget. It has truglow 5 pin light up sights, One of those arrow rest that fall down as the arrow is released, and a quiver..

[moto]

for what it's worth, i don't think there's a bad bow out there today. what is important is that you shoot ever bow you can get your hands on and make an educated purchase on what feels/shoots best within your budget........that said, if you do buy from dick's, pay close attention to how they set it up. they tend not to have clue as to doing it any where near right. better yet, find a local pro shop and tell them what you are looking at, and see if they can get you the same pkg or something comparable within the budget. this way, you shouldn't have to worry about the setup to much other than tuning it to your shooting style and you support your local small business. good luck:thumbup:

[DIXIEDOG]

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I haven't seen a "bad" bow in years, they are all pretty good now.

[ProcraftMike]

I purchased a new Fred Bear Instinct a couple of years ago. I have been happy with the bow. It was a good bow for the money. It does everything that I want it to.