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Executive Summary: Assembling The Red Stag

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SAMICK RED STAG TAKEDOWN RECURVE BOW

I’ am always finicky about buying products. I never provoke myself for an impulsive decision. I always choose the product that best suits me. I see that I would pay from my pockets only for the one that has been always loved by everyone. I research about the product on the internet, I read considerable amount of reviews on it, and then see the rating it has got in the market in terms of quality and its utility. Being highly passionate about hunting, I wanted to purchase an easy to handle Recurve bow. I decided, I will only invest in the best one that works well for me, rather on the one considered best in the market.
After a thorough research and reading reviews on it, I was quite impressed to see that …show more content…

I placed an order online for a 50 lb draw and I could get it sooner than I expected. I have now been using it and very satisfied with my purchase and decision. For me writing reviews is something daunting, but the goodness of the bow forced me to write one.
Assembling the Red Stag is quite easy. All that I had to do is attach the limbs to the riser and then string the bow. After that, I installed the arrow rest as I chose to use it. And that’s it. It was all ready to go for hunting, however, if you want more accessories to the bow, then you will have a little more additional work difficult. So you may think before adding any accessory to it, if it is really necessary.
The riser fits very well in my hands and I can always shoot smoothly. I have dragged this bow all over the woods, for both smaller and bigger games. I was amazed with its speed when it could work very well with squirrels. I have also tried 3-D shooting with it and it gave a decent success. The bow has a disadvantage in terms of the noise it releases, but I have made it quiet with the silencers. I firmly believe this bow will always outshoot my own

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