new bow 40-45 #,s

[mikey1685]

im looking at buying a new compound bow.id like to shoot it at around 40 #,s because of neck and back issues i cant go much higher, i am an adult male, most of the one,s ive seen start out at 50-70 #,s unless i look at the youth models which doesn't give me much choice, any thoughts would be appreciated.

[toadbelly]

I have a Bowtech solder it starts at 35 and gos up to 65

I also have a Browning micro adrenalin runs 35-60

both are great shooting bows I really love the Bowtech

very fast and very quiet

[SmellEsox]

I would highly recommend going to a pro shop and working with staff there. Most bow models come in lower poundages but because they don't sell a ton of them, they probably don't stock them except in the kids models. A good pro shop will order exactly what you want.

[sticknstring]

Yep, visit a proshop and they'll get you squared away. Plenty of bows available with 40-50# limbs. You may have to order the bow or a set of limbs, but it will be well worth it to have a rig that fits you properly.

[LABS4ME]

Mission Craze. Mission is made by Matthews

Adjustable from 15-70 lbs.

Just bought one for my son's b-day.

Good Luck!

Ken

[Archerysniper]

I have a diamond marqiuse with razor edge limbs I set up for my dad adult bow with youth limbs works great 30 to 48 pounds.

[Cheetah]

I checked the Mathews site and see that the Z7 and DR2 both go down to 40#. I don't have time to go through a ton of models here, but I have to believe 40# would be available on most any adult bow, but it's just a matter of sales numbers and what stores keep in stock. Like other suggested, a shop should be able to order whatever bow you like at 40#. You might also find some good used bows with for 40#-50# range.

[mikey1685]

Thanks 4 the info guys, i will hit a archery shop.i think i made a mistake of just checking with the big sporting goods store