How much does a bow and arrow cost?

Posted by Heidi C on 10th May 2016

How much does a bow and arrow cost?

Experienced and novice archers alike can prep for their shot with the industry’s latest recurve, compound and crossbows. Load your weapon with carbon and aluminum arrows and bolts—all designed for excellent durability, speed and energy transfer.

Bows:

Select from high-quality recurve, crossbow and compound bow model:

Longbows: This most basic bow design is sleek and lightweight for an efficient shot.

Recurve Bows: Also called “traditional” bows, these bows have tips that curve away from the archer as they draw. This model stores energy efficiently to deliver greater speed to the arrow. They are easy to handle: compact with slim grips and a smooth draw:

How much does a bow and arrow cost?

How much does a bow and arrow cost?

When shopping for a certain item, check several different online stores. Many times with a little searching, you can save as much as 25 percent. Look at a variety of websites to make sure you are getting the best deal. When figuring each website's price, make sure you include shipping costs into your calculations.

Compound Bows: These bows use a system of cables and pulleys, known as cams, to bend the bow’s limbs. A cable is attached to each of the bow’s cams. As the cables draw back, the cams turn to bend the bow’s limbs. Stiff limbs create significant energy transfer during the draw.

At Combat Australia, they accept that there are instances that your product is faulty, damaged or you for some reason you are not satisfied. What you can do is to contact within 48 hours of receiving your item and you can get it sorted. Faulty and or damaged items will be refunded in full after proof of fault and return of item.

Protect your bow with bow cases for crossbows, compound bows and more from Combat Australia

Learn more about the archery equipment available at Combat Australia:

Arrows & Bolts:

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Arrows and bolts come in a variety of weights, lengths and materials.

Aluminum arrows are highly popular for their strength, flexibility and durability. Carbon arrows are ultra-lightweight for excellent speed and energy transfer.

Arrow length is critical for safety and accuracy. Arrows that are too short or too long can hinder your ability to hit your target.

Youth arrows are great for beginners.

Archery Accessories:

Practice makes a perfect shot—so get ready for your next hunt with archery targets for your backyard. Go for the realism of 3-D targets or more basic foam blocks, bags and targets.

Think about your bow’s draw weight. Draw weight denotes the amount of strength required to draw back a bow. Most adult archers can use a bow with a draw weight of 50 to 70 pounds. Youth bows have a much lighter draw weight. Always consult product information before making your selection.

You should also consider the draw length of your bow. To determine the proper draw length for you make a fist with your bow hand and hold it outward, as if you are shooting a bow. Have another person measure the distance from the end of your hand to the corner of your mouth. Select a bow with a draw length near this measurement.

Cost guide

In other words, the cost of bows and arrow depends on the draw weights and draw lengths. Start with good equipment sized for the archer, with correct limb weight. Once the archer gains experience and correct form has been achieved, they can purchase the fancier "bells & whistles" equipment if desired.

Bow: Recommend starting with a recurve, a 3-part take down makes transportation easier.

Start with light poundage ( 14-20lbs) pull, to perfect "form".

54" for 8-12yr;

62" for 11-15yr;

66" for intermediates,

68" young adult/adult