ordering from irondale longbows?

[Peter-t123]

hi, i was wondering exactly how you go about placing an order with this company, the website doesnt make it 100% clear, and while it lists an email address, ive tried emailing but havent received a reply, and there isnt a contact phone number. Does anyone have a phone number for this company or had any experience buying off them?

Cheers, Peter

[Justin Snyder]

That is one of the poorest designed, most annoying sites I have ever seen. Just saying.....

[Peter-t123]

i agree the site isnt very helpful at all, however im looking for a cheap bow for my first heavy bow to get used to warbow style shooting, and they look fairly decent and the prices are very nice too.

[fishfinder401]

were do you live? i might be able to help you out

[Ian.]

You give yourself some time to practice before you start selling your work Noel, 

[Peter-t123]

im from peterborough, cambridgeshire. If i cant get in contact with irondale, can anyone recommend any other company/maker that can make a basic warbow around the £200 mark in time for christmas? (i am aware the answer to this is probably, there arent any.)

Peter

[Ian.]

Funny that im just down the road from you Peter, im in Boston.

[fishfinder401]

You give yourself some time to practice before you start selling your work Noel, 

wasn't going to sell it, just if he got me the materials i would take care of the rest, but he is not in the US, so it wouldn't be realistic shipping wise, plenty of other options though
good luck
noel

[ChrisD]

At that sort of price, you're really going to be up against it.

I would consider heritage archery - I suspect they represent the best value out there for something that won't explode and possibly injure you but its a bit above you're quoted limit. Another good company to deal with is Nidderdale archery. They are great for shafts and such - don't know about their bows but based on how they've looked after me on other things, worth a call.

if £200 is your limit though, you may be stuck with 'pre enjoyed' bows. Nothing wrong with that - just got to keep your eyes peeled!

C

[Peter-t123]

Thanks for the heads up on nidderdale archery chris... i put in an order for some shafts from them tonight, and you were definitely right to say about the way they dealt with you. The man i spoke to on the phone couldnt have been more helpful and said he would pick out a set of shafts. to make sure i got good ones.

[carpenter374]

here, all you gotta do to this one is sand and finish. not hard to do. rudderbows is a good company too i have bought staves from them.

https://rudderbowsarchery.com/shopping/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=6_19&products_id=330&zenid=va2h74uum6443usbfvb8m59nd0

[Peter-t123]

'60-65 pounds at 31" and below. Simply sand smooth and apply a finish
Ready for Battle?'

come on mate, seriously?