This bow is accurate, it is super smooth and quiet. Love it! However I ordered a #20 lb at "28 bow and when I checked it with a digital bow scale it only read 15.5# at 28" . So hunters I would advise you to check the draw weight to make sure.

I have not shot the bow yet, it is a gift, but it looks decently contructed...the issue is with the finish which had runs and globs of varnish/epoxy on the wood. A bit of sanding and the issue was resolved more or less, at least improved. I guess I cannot expect a finely finished bow at this price but it darn near looked like what I would do in my basement with a can of spray varnish...runs and inconsistent finish.

Seems light. I normally shoot a 50# bear grizzly and this seems about 10-15 lbs lighter. Haven't put on a tester yet but either way it's not a bad little bow. Accurate and fun

I bought this right handed bow for my 9yo son for Christmas. He just started archery in scouts and loved it so much I thought it was time he had his own for home. It might be more than some are willing to pay but I think it is worth it. This bow is very well made and I think will last for generations (if he can continue to take care of it like he is now.) It is light and easy for him to string and is such a beautiful color. What's awesome is that it is one solid piece instead of separate pieces held together by screws. Out of all the gifts he was given, this bow is what he wants to play with the most. He is around 4 feet tall and 55lbs and can shoot very well with this.

My first one was marked 35# but measured 30#. It would have been no problem to return but it turned out to be unnecessary as someone at our club decided he had to have it, so I sold it on the same day that I received it. I ordered a replacement in 40# and got it a day or two later. It measured 40# on the money! I have used it a few times at the range and have found it to be a very good shooter and looks great! It came with a glove, stringer, string wax, and arm guard. I gave that stuff away because I already had that stuff. It's nice to have it included if you don't already have it. It's a very light one-piece longbow so it has some hand shock but, a lot less than a SAS Pioneer I recently tried out. A couple of string silencers and some limb dampeners will probably eliminate what little shock it has. It would be hard to beat for under $130!