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Question: Does this bow require any tools for take down and re-assembly?
Document: Excellent bow for my daughter. She is a beginner but without taking any lessons,  she is getting pretty accurate with this nice little bow. Easy to re-string and take down.
I purchased this Bow a few days ago from a local dealer, I had never shot a recurve bow before, The light draw makes it very easy to shoot for a hour with no problems. The take down screws are solid and the limbs a wood laminate.My only complaint is the bright white limbs and large product stickers under the lacquer.
You won't need to worry about getting grease all over yourself, however, take care to not drop them. I accidentally dropped a screw in sand, and it all got stuck in the threads. Thankfully, I had a water bottle on-site and had the screw cleaned in no time.This last will probably apply no to-one but me, but the bow is designed for right-handed shooters. Which is all well and fine, but then you cannot flip it around to shoot left handed.
I this bow for about a month now and I works quite nice and a lot lighter than compound bows. Mine is the 35' version and its powerful enough to stick arrows 3ft inside a frozen bale of hay from 20 yards. I think the other reviewer is mistaken because the PSE bow I received was manufactured in Tucson, Arizona, USA. Easy to take down and string without even needing a bow stringer.
Great bow! I haven't done any sort of archery since my time in the boy scouts about 10 years ago so I'm by no means an expert. I picked up this beauty at a local dealer and have been shooting it for about an hour now. The local vendor added a couple of things to the string like a vibration dampener and a knocking point. So far great bow, lots of fun, pretty accurate. I like that you can take it down to transport and store it.
My daughter just took an archery class in college. I wanted to encourage her to continue her archery, so I decided to buy every bow they used. They used two different types of bows for the class, and the PSE was her favorite (did you catch that? She used multiple bows for an entire semester and chose this one over all the others). When this bow arrived, I was immediately impressed with the quality and ease of assembly.
If you want a starter bow, go for this.
This bow is strong and very well made. It is easy to use and is enjoyed. It has a helpful sight too.
This was a first bow for my girlfriend and it has worked perfectly. Great way to introduce someone to the activity.
Man, this bow shoots well, and my aim has been quickly improving with just a little bit of practice.
Answer: yes