Black Widow Bows

Definitely a great bow. My step brother is addicted to them. He’s killed quite a few deer w it.

If you ask him, he’d say buy it.

They are great bows but as said have a bit of a different “feel” to em vs other recurves. Also as said your question sounds like maybe you don’t have much recurve experience. If that is the case I suggest going with a good cheaper bow but not necessarily cheap bow. I am currently shooting a Bear super Kodiak I got new last year. Still not cheap but half the price of a BW. I think I paid $550 or so for it. Slightly cheaper but still a great bow is the bear Kodiak hunter which is what my dad shoots. These are both 1 piece bows which I prefer to the takedowns. Just a personal preference. Anyways if you are looking at recurves for the first time or haven’t very much there is nothing wrong with starting with a more affordable bow and learning it first then moving up when ready. Be warned though once you start with traditional archery you might decide to throw your compound bow in the ditch but don’t think it’s gonna be something you just do occasionally and are proficient. It takes a lot of practice and very good consistant form to really shoot well beyond about 15 yards. 20,30,40+ yards is very possible with traditional gear but takes a of commitment.

All that said if you have been shooting for a while and are just ready to move up then absolutely a BW is as good as it gets