Deerseeker Archery 62" Takedown Recurve Bow Set with Right Hand & Left-Handed Riser Laminated Limbs 20-60 lbs for Adults & Youth, Archery Practice & Bow Hunting

First off, I'm a complete beginner to archery, so this review is probably only going to benefit beginners. The bow seems to be of excellent quality and the finish is beautiful. I absolutely love shooting it and look forward to taking it out every chance I get. The other accessories that came with the bow aren't really worth keeping, though, except for the bow stringer tool.I bought the 60lb version of the bow, because I will eventually like to try my hand at bow hunting. However, if, like me, this is your first bow, then I highly recommend that you measure your forearm's length and invest in a better archery arm guard. As you can see from one of my pictures, that 60lb draw will whack your arm pretty good, haha. The arm guard that came with the bow was definitely too small for my arm. I've read that you can bend your elbow to help prevent this, but as a beginner, I haven't figured that out yet.Similarly, I feel like the finger tab supplied with the bow is okay until you spring for something better. The finger loop constantly comes undone and needs to be readjusted and, while it does help, it doesn't really seem thick enough, because the string still eats into my fingers pretty good on a draw.The bow stringer tool seems to be of great quality! The tool's string is very durable and makes stringing the bow a breeze.The supplied arrow rest is a thin plastic, but from what I've read this is pretty common and it seems to work just fine for me.Now, for assembly, the bow is pretty simple to assemble. Again, I'm a beginner, so I was really hoping the package would contain directions, or at least links to something online with directions. There was a pamphlet included, but the details and images are sparse and leave a lot to be desired in providing good instruction on putting the bow together. I ended up putting the arms on backwards, haha, and I only figured it out and got everything working correctly after I found a great article on Wiki How.All in all, I'm very happy with this purchase, absolutely love my bow, and highly recommend this to others. I hope beginners read this and it helps give them a better idea of what to expect and what else they may need to invest in.

OH MY GOD for a recurve that is affordable this one not only shoiots nicely but it feels great, i was iffy on take down bows but Amazon/DeerSeeker you guys this time top of your game. I took it to a pro b4 i used it to get oit inspected first (ALWAYS DO THAT FIRST) it was in great condition brand new no issues, fired it today the first time, wow. its my first bow so wanted a cheap one for now but ive been shootin since i was a kid. love love love. i got a 62inch with the 30lb draw bought me some arrows and love again LOVED it. Quality took me by surprise, its great. shooting was great, built well for the price, great price, great fit for someone whos tall with long arms like me. love it. tytytytyty

Ordered this bow for my son. He having trouble shooting a light pound longbow because of the traditional grip. Figured I would try this bow with the more ergonomic grip, so I ordered one tillered to 30 lbs. I've been shooting traditional archery for 50 years and own custom and production bows. In short, I'm impressed!Delivery time and packaging were good. The bow goes together well, everything aligns. Don't crank down on the limb bolts too hard, you will split the limbs.The bow comes with a string, arrow rest, stringer, tab, and arm guard. The string isn't too bad. I ordered a new flemish string, but the one it comes with is fine. I added a rug rest and side plate so he could shoot off the shelf. The tab is not to my liking, don't be afraid to trim it. The arm guard is more like a kid's size. But the bow really shines at this price point. The finish was good and the grip and shelf were cut very well. Laminations all looked good.I strung it up and taped a 3/8 nocking point on the string, will put a more permanent one on after the string stretches and I get the bow adjusted. I tried it out with some wood arrow and it shot very well! No problem hitting one inch circles at 7-8 yards. The bow is quite noisy so I added some brush buttons and they really helped.My son loves his new bow and looks forward to getting alot of string time this summer!For those who are new to archery:1. USE A STRINGER, and use it correctly. Recurves have thin limbs, they will twist if strung incorrectly.2. Shoot off the shelf. Soft velcro will work on the shelf, I used a furniture pad for an arrow plate. Plastic vanes won't work off the shelf, have to use feathers. I tried a spring rest and it worked fine. Well worth the $15. You can shoot plastic vanes or feathers from an elevated rest.3. Don't crank down on your limb bolts. They should be tight, but don't overdo it. Check them every once in awhile.4. Use a nock point on the string. I use tape for temp nock points, dental floss for more permanent.

As a beginner, I’ve really enjoyed using the Deerseeker 62" takedown recurve bow (40lb). The bow feels solid and well-balanced, and it was easy to put together, though the pamphlet that was included could have went into better detail as I had some confusion. The included stringer tool makes stringing the bow quick and safe.The draw weight at 40lb feels like a great starting point for me, it is manageable.For the price it is a good set but I feel some of the accessories could use some improvement which is why I am giving it a 4 star instead of 5. The plastic arm guard is too small and doesn’t fit comfortably, and the finger tab could be thicker and better quality. They’re okay for getting started, but I’d recommend upgrading them if you plan to shoot often.I noticed some reviews mentioned the arrow rest breaking, but I haven’t had any problems with mine so far.Overall, this is a great entry-level set. The bow itself is well made and shoots nicely, and it’s a solid choice if you’re just getting into archery and want good value for the price.