Archery Takedown Recurve Bow and Arrow Set Left/Rght Hand Longbow Kit Beginner Outdoor Hunting Shooting Practice 20lb 30lb 40lb

So I bought a right handed bow advertised as a right handed bow when it was actually left handed!!! It was like so confusing almost like the more you thought of it it got even more complicated was right left and left right. So I bought an ambidextrous bow! And wouldn't you know I was nailing the targets where as the other bow arrows were flying off and getting lost! I think its bull crap that vendors sell the wrong handed bows advertising the other hand and when you buy them you think that YOU might be mistaken but they sold the wrong item! I will say this. I love this bow! It shoots amazingly for a beginner bow! And if you buy a bow for someone a child or a beginner buy an ambidextrous bow to see #1 what hand they are and #2 what their dominant eye is!

Bought the 40lb version in red. Under draws at 34lb, which was to be expected. This brand is well known for under draw. What has me worried though ... when I full draw to 28 inches, I hear a light cracking sound. It survived its first 200 arrows though on day 1. I normally fire 300 to 500 times per week, so I'll update on how it holds up. So far so good.

Product works well. I bought this for my wife’s birthday and she has an injured neck so the lighter draw weight was perfect.

Having printed directions would’ve been easier than having to come back to my order and enlarging the screen. The directions also fail to explain what I’ve learned are called “nocks”; I ended up having to watch YouTube videos to figure them out.

This product is very misleading. I thought that it would come with the targets as well. As in the pictures. I didn’t know I had to order those separately and it also would have helped to have instructions on how to put the bow together.

Not everything shown comes in the package. No instructions included

I love this bow, it’s lightweight and has all you would need as a beginner

This arrived today and I spent about an hour shooting at a stump. In that time, the tail broke off one arrow and the tips of two others were jammed into their shafts until the shafts split. It's really hard to aim because the arrow gets pushed by the center piece (between the right and left arrow rests) and flies off to the side it was resting on. It's not possible to offset the string to counteract this. Maybe with enough practice I can learn to aim a few degrees to the side of my target, but my remaining 3 arrows will probably all break as quickly as the first three. I'll look for a softer stump... or just return this.