Is Samick Sage a good bow?

We think the Samick Sage is a great place to start: it’s easy to assemble, easy to use, and very well made. If you’re a beginner and new to archery, we think it’s a great bow to get started on. With proper tuning, it can allow you to develop your skills and learn about archery.

Is Samick Sage discontinued?

Been discontinued under the name “Samick”, now branded as “Galaxy” Sage. Try Lancaster, $120, but they are sold all over the place around that price point.

What is the most accurate recurve bow?

Best Recurve Bow Picks

• Southwest Archery Spyder – Still the best all-rounder.
• Samick Sage – Great for beginners.
• PSE Razorback – The alumni favorite.
• Bear Grizzly – Best for serious hunters.
• Southwest TigerShark – Another great option from the makers of the Spyder.
• Cabelas Warden.
• Keshes Hunting Bow.

Are take down bows any good?

Takedown recurve and longbows are accurate and easy to use in the field, but unless you carry a really short bow that may stack on you then you pretty much have to strap it to the outside of most packs or let it stick out the top.

Is Samick Archery out of business?

Samick has ceased production of all archery equipment. There were discussions of a buy over, but it did not materialize.

What size of recurve bow do I need?

You want a bow that is at leas twice as long as your draw length. If your draw length is 28″, you want a recurve that’s 56″ or more. The longer the bow, the more accurate it generally is. If you don’t know what your draw length is, please see this guide.

Is Samick archery out of business?

Are recurve bows good for hunting?

A traditional bow or hunting recurve is more than adequate to take a whitetail deer or much larger game as well. Elephant, Cape buffalo and most African big game trophies, as well as elk, moose, Alaska brown bears plus much more, have been taken with traditional archery equipment.