Thoughts on the Diamond Edge 320?

[streetroc]

I know next to nothing about archery but I've been looking for another bow ever since I broke one of the limbs on my old Browning compound a few years ago. I've been looking at the Diamond Edge 320. Seems like a good deal for a complete set up under $500. Anybody have any opinions on this?

For context I'm not looking to shoot competitions or anything. I just want something to have fun with in my backyard and I like the fact that you can adjust the draw weight all the way down to under 10 pounds. I shoot aluminum arrows at a cardboard box full of newspapers so I don't need all 70lbs. I might consider hunting with it sometime in the future but that's not my main concern right now.

 

[rbalan]

Not familiar with the 320, but the Diamond Edge line is good for the growing archer. Keep in mind if you plan on adjusting the draw weight you will have to adjust nocks, peep site and pin site with each weight adjustment.

 

[howl]

Learning gap shooting is easy. https://www.twigarchery.com/sage-t-d-recurve/

 

[Bullfrog81]

My son is probably 300plus shots into his. Great bow. Solid back wall. Unreal adjustability.
My two oldest sons shoot them and love them

 

[24on48hunting]

Diamond is made by Bowtech, which is a reputable brand. You can’t try it and if it doesn’t suit your needs, you can post it up for sale closer to Fall.