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PSE Optima 56" - 66" Recurve Bow PSE Summit 66" Long Recurve Bow PSE Ghost 60" Long Recurve Bow
Our Price: $189.99
Our Price: $209.99
Our Price: $449.99
PSE Optima Recurve Bow - 56"-66" Long 15# - 35# PSE Summit 66" Long Recurve Bow PSE Ghost 60" Long 40/45/50/55 Recurve Bow
Features:
- Color: Blue or Red
- Draw Weight: 15 to 35 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 56'', 62'' or 66 "
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
Features:
- Color: Blue or Red
- Draw Weight: 20, 24, 28, 32 or 36 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 66"
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
Features:
- Draw Weight: 40, 45, 50 or 55 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 60"
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
PSE Talon 58" Recurve Bow PSE Blackhawk 60" Recurve Bow PSE Coyote 60" Recurve Bow
Our Price: $239.99
Our Price: $229.99
Our Price: $269.99
PSE Talon 58" Recurve Bow PSE Blackhawk 60" Recurve Bow PSE Coyote 60" Recurve Bow
Features:
- Draw Weight: 40, 45, 50, 55 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 58"
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
Features:
- Draw Weight: 35, 40, 45, or 50 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 60"
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
Features:
- Draw Weight: 40, 45, 50 or 55 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 60''
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
PSE Mustang 60" Recurve Bow PSE Sheriff 48" Recurve Bow PSE Deputy 46" Recurve Bow
Our Price: $209.99
Our Price: $84.99
Our Price: $75.99
PSE Mustang 60" Recurve Bow PSE Sheriff 48" Recurve Bow PSE Deputy 46" Recurve Bow
Features:
- Draw Weight: 40, 45, 50 or 55 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 60''
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
Features:
- Draw Weight: 15 or 20 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 48"
- Dexterity: Universal (LH/RH)
- Shooter Height: up to 4'10"
Features:
- Draw Weight: 15 or 20 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 46"
- Dexterity: Universal (LH/RH)
- Shooter Height: up to 4'6"
PSE Razorback Jr 54" Recurve Bow PSE Razorback 62" Recurve Bow PSE Stalker 60" Recurve Bow
Our Price: $104.99
Our Price: $104.99
Our Price: $149.99
PSE Razorback Jr 54" Recurve Bow PSE Razorback 62" Recurve Bow PSE Stalker 60" Recurve Bow
Features:
- Draw Weight: 15, 20, 25 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 54"
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
- Shooter Height: up to 5'0"
Features:
- Draw Weight: 20, 25, 30, 35 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 62"
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
- Shooter Height: up to 5'7"
Features:
- Draw Weight: 35, 40, 45, 50 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 60"
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
PSE Club 66" Recurve Bow PSE Junior 54" Recurve Bow Bear Archery Bullseye Youth Bow
Our Price: $109.99
Our Price: $99.99
Our Price: $159.99
PSE Club 66" Recurve Bow PSE Junior 54" Recurve Bow Bear Archery Bullseye Youth Bow
Features:
- Draw Weight: 15, 20 or 25 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 66"
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
Features:
- Draw Weight: 15 or 20 lbs
- Axle to Axle: 54"
- Dexterity: Right or Left Hand
- Shooter Height: up to 5'0"
Features:
- Draw Weight: 25 lbs - 29 lbs
- Overall Bow Length: 60"
- For Right or Left Hand
- Suggested Age Range: 12 & Up
Bear Archery Take Down Bow
Our Price: $819.99
Bear Archery Take Down Bow
Features:
- A-Riser = 56" AMO - #1 Limbs
- B-Riser = 60" AMO - #1 Limbs
- Dynaflight 97 Flemish String
- Inlaid compass
   
 

The modern recurve bow looks very different when you compare it to its medieval ancestors, but it still uses the same principle. The main difference between a recurve and the traditional long bow is that the former has an outward bend to it; this little detail is what makes the recurve a more efficient weapon than the traditional longbow. These extra bends allow the recurve to store a lot more power when the string is drawn, unlike longbows where you need to increase the length of the bow if you want an increase in power.

The recurve bow was first used by the ancient Mongol hordes during their conquest of Asia and the surrounding areas. The small size of the recurve allowed the Mongols to shoot down their enemies even while they are riding on their horses; this is the weapon that made them such an effective fighting force. But even though the recurve replaced the longbow as the preferred weapon when it comes to war, it was not long before even it succumbed to modern weaponry.

Even though the recurve is no longer used in times of war, there are still a lot of people who use it as a hunting tool; the top of the line models can even take down large game animals. There are also a lot of enthusiasts who prefer shooting the recurve bow than firearms, so it will never be forgotten, at least not in the next dozen of years or so.