. I was considering buy my equipment from Cabela's because it's so much cheaper 8) but then you don't get the same service as if you bought it at an archery shop It is best to go to a shop and talk with a qualified person about your needs. Handle different bows, draw them over (if they are not zip-tied), ask questions and have the salesman suggest 2 or 3 bows that would suit you in your price range. Then order one from Cabela's if the price is cheaper.
I have ordered arrows, sights and such from catalogs, but you really need to handle the bow you intend to purchase. You are correct, a good archery shop will "set you up" or tune your equipment (for a fee mind you), which is something I don't know if Cabela's can or will do for mail order.
For a first purchase, I would stick to a quailified shop.
I have ordered arrows, sights and such from catalogs, but you really need to handle the bow you intend to purchase. You are correct, a good archery shop will "set you up" or tune your equipment (for a fee mind you), which is something I don't know if Cabela's can or will do for mail order.
For a first purchase, I would stick to a quailified shop.
