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Thread: Martin jaguar recurve to compound bow

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    Default Martin jaguar recurve to compound bow

    I am new to archery and was planning on buying the martin jaguar take-down. However I seem to have read in this forum that the jaguar uses a compound bow riser. This got me thinking why not have two bows in one. Now, Are there limbs available that would covert it into a fully functional compound bow?

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    Possibly, but it would be cheaper to find a used Jaguar and there are plenty of them out there. New limbs, cams, and rigging from the factory would cost almost as much as a new bow. And, welcome to the forum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by elkslayer4x5 View Post
    Possibly, but it would be cheaper to find a used Jaguar and there are plenty of them out there. New limbs, cams, and rigging from the factory would cost almost as much as a new bow. And, welcome to the forum.
    thanks a lot. i guess I'll be stick with the recurve in the meantime then perhaps move on to compound later.

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