BOW's with 32 inch draw or better with a price point of 700-800 dollars or lower

Blackhawk_tactical Joined Nov 2011 Posts 18 EE 0% (0) UT, USA	Posted: 6/11/2012 8:49:17 AM EDT I cant seem to find a bow with a 32inch draw that isn't a 1000.00 or that's not being made any more. So i need your help. Got my first taste about 3months a go but the guy at sportsman's warehouse sold me the wrong bow so I returned it. Any ideas

IIRC Bowhunter Joined Jan 2007 Posts 5353 EE 100% (19) OH, USA	Posted: 6/14/2012 4:41:43 PM EDT [#1] Wow, you must be a tall guy. I just have to ask, are you sure you need a 32" draw?

Blackhawk_tactical Joined Nov 2011 Posts 19 EE 0% (0) UT, USA	Posted: 6/15/2012 7:02:31 AM EDT [#2] Yes I'm 6'6" tall . And i really like archery

IIRC Bowhunter Joined Jan 2007 Posts 5354 EE 100% (19) OH, USA	Posted: 6/15/2012 5:33:27 PM EDT [#3] You are one tall dude Are you planning on target, 3D, or hunting? Maybe a little of all?

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Posted: 6/15/2012 8:01:02 PM EDT

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There are a few bows under a grand that offer 32" draw. Look for bows with a long axle-to-axle length, like 34-inches a.t.a and bigger. They tend to be the ones that can adjust out to 32" draw. A long a.t.a. length bow is needed in order to keep the string angle from being too narrow at a 32" drawlength.

My PSE Vendetta XL goes to 32" draw. It's been replaced by the Vendetta DC. Even though the a.t.a. length went from 35" to 34" on the DC model, it still adjusts out to 32" drawlength and retails at $699.

Blackhawk_tactical Joined Nov 2011 Posts 24 EE 0% (0) UT, USA	Posted: 7/16/2012 8:55:20 AM EDT [#5] So I ended up buying a used bow which I had replaced a few things now im getting ready to get ot setup to me PSE Dakota with 32inch draw Is this any good?

BOW's with 32 inch draw or better with a price point of 700-800 dollars or lower

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