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It's a good quality bow. I have a friend that has one and likes it a lot. Go to a pro shop (archery) to see what spine weight and length your arrows should be before buying any. And it would be a good idea to get them to check it out for center shot, correct tiller, correct nocking point location on your string and proper placement for your peep sight. Your reward for doing this will be improved accuracy and good arrow flight. Well worth the few extra bucks they will charge for doing this for you.As you become more familiar with your equipment you can then have someone help you fine tune it to achieve even better accuracy and arrow flight. Good luck!