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Question: How do you real it
Document: Though in my 60s and retired, I am new to archery. I don't count shooting bows as a kid archery, (which I didn't like as the little rubber suction cup tips didn't work too well. LOL). So for my first "real" bow, I opted to go with the Kingfisher kit from PSE, based on anecdotes, reviews and package price.PROS: solidly built, nicely finished, sharp looking.CONS: heavy and noisy. Can't do much about the weight, but the noise was considerably dampened by taping velcro onto the limbs (where the string slaps the limbs) and adding string dampeners (monkey tails) help.
When I took it outside to target practice with it, it was nothing impressive, even with matched arrows. That meant no good for hunting. I took the bow to BassPro in Memphis and was informed one of the limbs was warped, most likely from being shipped in the extreme heat we were having. As a result, I returned the product to Amazon. As a side note, BassPro did not carry these bows when I went to have it examined. A couple weeks later when I went back to the store for something else, they had them lined up in front of the archery counter on display.
They must have seen something they liked about these bows that prompted them to place an order...or maybe it was just a coincidence. Regardless, I think it would be great for fishing, but don't count on it being a good all-purpose bow.
The grip was a bit thin, even for my medium sized hands, (but a paracord wrap filled it out fine). The flat shelf on the riser was disappointing; I couldn't shoot off it very well; gotta use an arrow rest, (which fortunately comes with the kit, but which, I learned from the shop pros, after a few frustrating hours, that the provided arrow rest, wasn't compatible with plastic vanes, hence I have to shoot feathers through it, which is fine I guess, unless you happen to be the donor bird).SUMMARY: I may sound nit picky and overly critical but I am actually pretty satisfied with the bow.
One of the bow arms warped severely. I bought another one and one bow arm was already warped. Noticed the boxes in the store had been returned.
I switched it out for a captured arrow rest (The Cage) and now it doesn't matter if I shoot feathers or plastic vanes. I keep the Snapshot rest for the fishing (non-fletched) arrows. Now this grumpy old fart is a happy curmudgeon.
I just need practice because I am not very good yet, but the bow is plenty strong sending aluminum arrows down range. I doubt you will have much to honestly criticize given the price point for everything you get with this combo set. Just my two cents.
I bought my PSE Kingfisher after researching other take down recurves. I have had a compound bow for a while and wanted to try a more traditional bow. This really is the best value take down because it also comes as combo fishing bow with two bolts. You will be hard pressed to find a better value. The dark gray and black finish look really good too. Mine is the righthanded 45 pounder. I put a pair of limbsaver string silencers on the limbs. I have only used it as a traditional bow so far and I really like it.
As the other reviews stated, this bow is heavy, but very solidly built. I was basically looking for a good all-around bow - i.e.- I wanted to try out bowfishing, but I was more interested in hunting and target shooting. One of the reviews I read said it was good on the range, so I tried it. As usual, my expectations may have been too high. Honestly, I think this bow kit would be awesome for fishing. However, I never got the opportunity to fish with it.
(Sure, I had to do some modifications, but who doesn't enjoy tinkering and personalizing their new toy?) When I do get a chance to go bowfishing (my buds claim it's a hoot), I'll be adequately equipped with the 45 pound pull. Right now, I'm just learning how to shoot without puncturing things that are not supposed to be punctured. Looking forward to the fun of it all, and the PSE Kingfisher is more than adequate for my needs as a first bow.ADDENDUM: Even after switching to feathered vanes, which were still being chewed up, I found out that the Snapshot arrow rest that came with the kit is designed strictly for bowfishing (arrows with no fletchings), which was why I was having so much trouble.
Answer: yes