#Bear lil brave 2 rrow rest movie

So I put together a guide of the 11 best bow and arrow sets for kids under 11! This list provides an extensive review of several types of bow and arrow sets that parents everywhere have approved and survived giving to their child! No need to worry! You want to give your child a bow that will be fun and also appropriate for them. Picking the wrong size and draw length of a bow can be dangerous and potentially harmful to the archer that shoots it, especially smaller children. Whatever the reason, you may feel a little reluctant or unsure about what kind of bow to get your child, especially if they’re on the smaller side.

#Bear lil brave 2 rrow rest movie

Or maybe you just watched a movie where one of the characters was an archer that your child wants to be just like now, and they’re begging you to buy them a bow, so they can be just as cool as that one guy! (Merida from Brave, Robin Hood from Robin Hood, Hawkeye from The Avengers, etc.) In my previous post, Are You Mentoring a Junior Woodsman, I mentioned that my children have been shooting Bear Archery Brave III bows.You’re tired of your kids staying indoors, so you decide that you’re going to get them into a sport that you know they’ll enjoy, archery! Your child’s going to love it! What a good way to get them active! One of my favorite bloggers, Homestead Dad commented asking me my opinion of these bows. Never to let a fellow blogger down, here’s my take. Overall, the Brave III has served my three children well. I’ve lowered the draw weight for my 6 and 7 year old but my 9 year old daughter has hers at the maximum weight and it works perfectly for her. We actually purchased these bows because of the draw weight and reputation of Bear Archery. Most other bows available with this low of a draw weight are basically toys where this is a semi-high quality compound bow. Most of the other higher quality bows were considerably higher draw weights which would exclude our younger children from shooting. Additionally, these bows were listed at around 70 dollars and we purchased them on sale for around 60 dollars each. However, I have found that the price fluctuates and will vary depending on where purchased. The Brave III’s accuracy is tolerable at 10 yards. However, I wouldn’t recommend it for much farther shooting. The 6 and 7 year olds have struggled with putting arrows in the target but my 9 year old managed to get better than 50% on target. The bow works well at this range but would perform poorly beyond that distance. With a trigger, I manage to put 100% on target but that doesn’t mean center of target. The 1-Pin Sight seems to work fine for the little ones but I’m a little at a loss without a peep sight. The two arrows supplied function properly but the bow would be served better with at least two more. It becomes a pain making target runs after every second shot. We’ve collected all of our arrows so that each child can shoot five (we lost one) before retrieving the arrows and moving to the next shooter.

The Whisker Biscuit Arrow Rest works perfectly. I’ve wanted a Whisker Biscuit or some other capturing arrow rest for my adult bow so this was a nice treat for me to use. It is simple and reliable making it perfect for children.