Which is money best spent on?

[ben_e71]

So bonus time is coming and the desire to spend money on archery goods is great

So if you only had £80 to spend and you want to make the max difference for bucks are you better off :

upgrading Petron scope to a Beiter one

or

upgrading Cartel longrod to a OK Better one or a Beiter longrod.

so what do you think?

[Chris B]

Hate to say it, but once you have a decent bow, the priorities for further expenditure will be:

1. A gym membership
2. Arrows, arrows, arrows and arrow maintanence

in that order. That probably wasn't the answer you wanted though..

[ben_e71]

Originally Posted by Chris B

Hate to say it, but once you have a decent bow, the priorities for further expenditure will be:

1. A gym membership
.

You've seen me then

[Marcus26]

I would say Stabilizer, but try a few out before you settle on on.

[King Custard]

max difference..........
a boss in the garden perhaps?

[Hidden Hippo]

I'd say stabiliser. I use a Petron scope at the moment (although I might get a Beiter for my B'day) and used to have a 30" Beiter longrod. Tried out a 37" Beiter and knew what to spend my money on - got a 41" Beiter last week and should hopefully get a chance to test it out this week, balances beautifully though.

[GeoffT]

Stabiliser..might make a difference to the feel of the bow and the shot...try before you buy.

Scope. As long as its solid there is not that much to choose between.

[WhitehartFB]

Putting it towards some coaching maybe, the one piece of the jig saw most of us overlook but can have the biggest effect and last for years to come.

[ben_e71]

I'll defo by trying before I buy any new stabilisers and I know a very friendly shop were they'll help me

[SLOWHAND]

Originally Posted by Chris B

Hate to say it, but once you have a decent bow, the priorities for further expenditure will be:

1. A gym membership
2. Arrows, arrows, arrows and arrow maintanence

in that order. That probably wasn't the answer you wanted though..

Your right..... save up another 80 quid and buy a new set of Nav FMJs' or a bit more and a set Aces.

Incidently, when I first started with compound I used a Beiter long rod, I then tied a friends Doinker carbon elite. I was absolutely amazed at how much better I could hold on the gold, it also seems to make the bow more 'forgiving'. I still think the Beiter is great for recurve but now use a Doinker on the compound.