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poisonivie
11-12-2009, 12:26 PM
I bought this for hubbies christmas PSE FIRE-FLITE COMPOUND BOW W/QUIVER CAMO WITH A AWSOME SET OF TOXONICS SITES. THIS BOW IS IN GREAT CONDITION IT ALSO HAS A MARTIN QUIVER THE BOW HAS A 31 INCH DRAW PEAK WEIGHT IS 80 LET OFF IS 65 THIS ALSO HAS A PEEP SITE THE BALANCE IS ON .But it seems to be missing the hand grip and the arrow rest. My question is are those universial or do i need a special one for this brand. Please help !!

ktm rider
11-12-2009, 12:38 PM
Arrow rests have VASTLY improved over the past few years. They are pretty much universial and usually an aftermarket item, although newly bought bows usually comes with some type of generic rest and grip.
I personally like the whisker biscuit rest but alot of my hunting buddies are dead set on the drop away rests and they just love them. Some rests can get quite pricy though. Both the grip and especially the rest is usually just a personal preference of what the shooter likes and what works well for them.

cinok
11-12-2009, 01:09 PM
I second third and fourth on the whisker. We have them on our bows me and the boys momma still need to get a bow. :)

poisonivie
11-12-2009, 02:10 PM
Thank you all so much. I have never delt with a bow its something he wants to learn.

cinok
11-12-2009, 04:13 PM
Make sure that someone sets that bow up for him, if he's never shot one regularly have them set the draw a little light till he gets the hang of it. its alot easier to get the form down when your not fighting to pull it back.

poisonivie
11-12-2009, 05:29 PM
Was going to see if sporting good place near could do it or a bow hunter here in town
I was tring to figure out what it was going to take to set it up.

Pokeberry Mary
11-13-2009, 06:39 AM
If it were me I'd find a nice bow hunting shop nearby and get a good gift certificate to give him with the bow--then he can go and choose his own accessories.