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Looking at a bow on ebay
How can I tell how long my draw length is?
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A basic rule of thumb is that if you stand up and put both arms straight out in front of you and clap your hands together, then have someone use a tape measure to measure the distance between your throat and the tips of your middle fingers when they are touching together, that is your length. It is better to buy slightly short instead of too long too.
Just a piece of advice though, if you do not know how to tell your draw length. Who is going to help you tune the bow and get the proper weight of arrows and broadheads? If this is your 1st bow, it is more than worth the extra money to buy from a reputable dealer who will give you a couple months of free indoor lane time with it and help you set it up correctly.
No I do not sell bows or own a range, I learned the hard way.
IaCraig
Just a piece of advice though, if you do not know how to tell your draw length. Who is going to help you tune the bow and get the proper weight of arrows and broadheads? If this is your 1st bow, it is more than worth the extra money to buy from a reputable dealer who will give you a couple months of free indoor lane time with it and help you set it up correctly.
No I do not sell bows or own a range, I learned the hard way.
IaCraig
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