The JunXing F115 Recurve Bow is a professional grade bow that is perfect for hunters. This bow is made with high-quality materials and features a recurve design that makes it ideal for accuracy. It also has a sleek black finish that gives it a sophisticated look.
- Bow length: 66”
- Bow weight: 2.8lb
- Draw weight: 18-40lb
- Draw length: 32”
- Bow riser: 21”
- Riser material: aluminum
- Brace height: 8-1/4”
The JunXing F115 Recurve Bow is perfect for the hunter who is looking for a high-quality bow that will help them take down their prey. This bow is made with top-quality materials and features a durable construction that will ensure years of use. Additionally, the F115 comes with a quiver and an arrow rest that make it easy to get started hunting.
Vieyel –
This bow is extremely good for the price. Easy to assemble, easy to draw, I’m 6′ tall this bow is 68″ long and full draw of 30″ feels really comfortable and at 34# you can shoot arrows all day long with little to no exhaustion at various ranges from your target.Accuracy will be on you, however both instinctive and aim shooting I managed good grouping and swapped from paper targets to plastic water bottles and fill them with holes every time. I’ve had this bow for a few weeks now and have shot well over 500 arrows with it and I have to say that this bow is amazing for it’s price, made really well, comfortable to shoot and hold, I’ve added cloth in the limb rests and felt on the limbs where the string rests as well as some fur string silencers to make this bow super silent when firing ( my own preferences) because the riser is made of wood the sound and shock is already reduced compared to metal and other type risers, the added silencing things I put on has completely eliminated any and all vibration for really quiet shots. Highly recommend this bow for both beginner and intermediate archers and I honestly have no bad things to say about this bow I love it.
Cameron McKelvey –
Important detail to note is this bow is massive. Achieving full draw feels a bit laborious and I had to develop a new anchor point to use with this bow but it’s very accurate and fun to shoot. Seems like a great beginner/intermediary bow. Probably not suitable for anyone short due to draw length (I’m 6’1)
D.B.S. –
Excellent, highly recommend it
Jakub Hajek –
I have this bow for a month now. So far I am more than happy with the bow.My draw lenght is 28″ and tlis bow feels realy good. I can only recommend it.
GB –
Received my bow in good condition, well packed, factory bow, no knockoff here! Very nice bow for the $
EV –
It’s a good bow. It works really well. It just tends to make really strange creaking noises every time I draw it. But all in all it fires really well.
Lucan valeruis –
Fun for target practice
Michael D Sewell –
Nice shooting bow.
Amazon Customer –
Very cool looking. 68” is very big, but my son loves it. Just got it so not sure about longevity, but happy we bought it. Nice to note that if you want to make it smaller, the company sells limbs in various lengths, so the bow can be adapted for different folks.
Laura Anderson –
I adore this bow. I don’t have any experience outside of using it, however it feels wonderful to hold and is extremely beautiful, especially the multi-layered wood in the riser. An excellent piece for target shooting and a great way to connect with the outdoors, as well as release some aggression (sometimes it just feels good to shoot stuff). I wouldn’t trade her for anything.
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jackie dinh –
worth every penny
Vincent H. –
For the 35lb draw 700/800 spine arrows work pretty well. Grab some bojax2 string silencers(shock dampener) an AAE tab some thread(serving) for a nock point and a foam target and start shooting ; )
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Hittman –
Great bow for the price. Assembles super easy and is of solid craftsmanship. 34 pounds isn’t much but it’s great for target shooting.
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Jack C. –
So just wanted to share… the bow arrived on time in good shape. Easy assembly. Came with rh arrow rest and bow string. I’ve run over 500 arrows thru it at 15, 20, 25, 30 and 35 meters… I find it accurate and consistent… of course fun and no cost shooting… I did put a nock on the string which I believe helped me with the accuracy and consistency… but no counter weights or sites beyond that. I also find that the bow and components are well made and well engineered…
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Michael Cast –
I used to shoot very well with a recurve in my younger days, so, after a long search through the selections on the web, I settled on this long bow…the only negative negative thing I can say is that it comes bare naked. No arrow rest, nothing…Okay, I borrow an arrow rest off of one of my son’s compound bows and after a little tinkering, I went to shoot. Out of the first eight shots, SIX were bulls! It is the most consistent, sweetest shooting bow I have ever shot! Once you get everything set…Well, I was “clicking” arrow shafts! That’s how consistent it was. It’s like this bow was made for me! Great bow!! And 35# pull was perfect. Not to hard, not to weak….I was making 50 yard straight line shots in the first three days! This bow is bad! Great workmanship. Each piece is inspected and signed by a REAL person…awesome…very VERY pleased. UPDATE: sept. 20. Am making 60-65 yard bulls consistently. My son has this big compound bow with all this fancy stuff on it and I outshoot him at that distance! His little peepy sights are not so accurate when you make the long shots. It makes him so mad! Lol! He just shakes his head. He called it a “Toy bow” when I first got it! Now he won’t even shoot with me any more. His bow cost $600. Oh, and the kinetic energy the arrow I shoot builds in the arc really socks it in there. Not as deep as his. But I can shoot all day like that, and more often than not his bow destroys his forty dollar arrows, especially when he misses. Ba ha ha! I got pictures I’m gonna try to get on costumer image. If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to answer. I’ve left some care tips in the comment section.
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A&P Mech –
Great product
Ted M. Johnson –
I’v had a number of bows over the years; recurves, self, and compound, and all have their pluses and minuses. I really like this bow though. It’s a nice design, lovely wood pattern, excellent balance, and is very quiet. At the moment it’s my favorite bow, and stacked up against the bows I’ve owned over the years, it will still come out right up at or near the top.This is a lot to say about such an inexpensive bow made in China, but fair is fair. They are doing a great job with these bows.
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