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[slvrsurfr]

7 yr old son wants to try archery. Something I've wanted to do for some time.He shot a few at the sportsman show and cant stop talking about it. If I buy one for him then I have to buy one for myself....haha...finally an excuse..anyways looking for a compound for him, nothing fancy, just decent. Something middle of the road for me...any help would be great....

[Prdtrgttr]

Browning Micro Midas III bows are fantastic. Relatively cheap, but not cheaply made. Plus they have lots of draw length adjustment and weight adjustment. My son has had one for 3 yrs now, he had a limb issue and Browning replaced them, all we had to do was pay the S&H. His new limbs give him even more poundage. He'll be able to hunt with this bow. Your son could shoot a bow like this until he's at least 12. I've pasted a link for you too. Hope this helps and good luck with your purchase.
Let us know what you decide.
http://www.browning-archery.com/prod.php?k=62106&u=0314

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[slvrsurfr]

thanks...i sure will...gonna head out to sherwood park archery and find out more info before i buy anything....

[nekred]

Browning MM III as mentioned is a good one and also a Diamond Edge..

Lots of adjustability and very reliable.

[u_cant_rope_the_wind]

try checking out trophy book archery for a youth bow
they may also have some realy good starter bows for yerself
i bought my grnd son a youth bow there a few years ago it served him well but now ive gotta get him a larger bow i,m thinking a mathews that one they have out for youths and ladys

[Greg_100]

We bought one of these for my daughter.

He has or had a site on ebay, came in the mail.

Great product, has a big adjustment factor so they can grow with the bow.


http://www.staceyarchery.com/tom-thumb.html

Also ask at a shoot if any the parents have a bow their kids outgrew.

Greg