My buddies birthday is coming up in a week and I went out to academy and got him a PSE Nova. He has expressed interest in getting into bowhunting and I thought I'd start him off with a basic entry level bow. He has talked to me about how he has a couple hundred dollars to spend on a bow, but now that he'll have one, all he'll have to get is arrows and a release. So I'm wondering what extras he could get to improve the bow with the money he'll have left over. It came as a package, so it has a sight, d loop, quiver, and peep. I thought he could get a stabilizer and a string stop for it. Is there anything else y'all would get that would significantly improve performance?
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I know it isn't an upgrad but a bow sling would be a good gift. I still don't have one and every time I think about it I mean to buy one but haven't. I'm sure it will come in really handy in the woods. I know they had a Primos one at Academy for like under $20. But a string stop would be great. I bought one because my bow didn't come with one and it made a difference. Made it a lot quieter as well. He is your bud, he will be stoaked at what ever you get him. -
Oh crap. I read that wrong. You got the bow for him. That is freaking awesome. Will you be my best friend? haha.Comment
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I wouldn't hesitate to buy any kinda vibration dampning rubbers to put on the limbs and things like that...broadheads for the arrows, good field points (Saunders)Comment
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a good targetComment
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Target for sure!Comment
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X3 on the Target.Comment
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get him a notepad and a good pen,, anotating notes and adjustments will help him !Comment
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Maybe some limb savers or string leeches (monkey tails by mathews) for vibration dampening. I think the monkey tails because they are very easy to install.Comment
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