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Originally Posted by English Bowman  Get a new longbow. Unless you know the history of the bow it's not worth risking a second hand longbow. You don't know if it's been cared for properly or not. It may have been over drawn, dry loosed or had strings break on it.
Plus the fact if you buy new you get a guarantee and the bow is made for you.
Thanks
Daniel |
I would also prefer to go with choosing a new longbow, purely for the reasons that Daniel has already mentioned, plus on top of that, if the bow you order turns out to be a little lighter/heavier in draw weight, than you would like, you could always send it back to the bowyer and have the bow exchanged for one that suits your requirements
Willie