Dalaa bow

[Thunderflight]

Anyone shot one?

[geezer II]

Anyone shot one?

They look interesting - check out www.lancasterarchery.com (http://www.lancasterarchery.com) - request a catalog - their web sight does not do justice to their products

[Turkeyfoot]

Tf...have shot a Das which is the top of the line and you won't find a smoother pullng bow! Foam/carbon limbs really make it a sweet shooter! Interestingly, my bud used his Das to win the State OSTA shoot this year down at Jackson...yep they are the real deal.....TF

[Thunderflight]

Tf...have shot a Das which is the top of the line and you won't find a smoother pullng bow! Foam/carbon limbs really make it a sweet shooter! Interestingly, my bud used his Das to win the State OSTA shoot this year down at Jackson...yep they are the real deal.....TF

I've heard the same thing, but $900 is a bit rich for me. It would be nice to have a quality take down that I could stuff in a C-Bag and not worry about it getting messed up.

[coonskinner]

lancaster supply has a lot of bows...a whole lot of bows and arrows too...i'll be ordering something soon...:D

[Brian P.]

Shot a Dalaa at the PBS banquet last spring. It isnt a bow for me. I guess it shot well enough, but I didnt like the feel of it. Nothing specific really, just didnt feel right to me. Also one of the noisiest bows I have ever seen.

If you want a bow T/D to throw in a bag and not worry about, get a Martin or Samick. Or even an Assenheimer.

BP

[tuffshot]

Lancaster supply sells TradTech bows, Not DAS bows!

There is a world of differance. The Tradtech uses a ILF fitting and although a very close copy they aren't bad. The DAS uses a limb lock system that is more adjustable. The Tradtech Carbonwood limbs are an inexpencive Samick limb that are so-so in the ILF limbs choice.:whistle: