Indian Archery Bullseye 54-inch Wood Bow

I've had this for about a year, shot with it a couple dozen times. It has all the attachment points for sights etc. but those don't come with it (but it's nice to know you can put them on there if you want them). I bought it for the takedown design to shoot targets. I have several full sized bows that take up a ton of space but this one can be broken down and easily kept under your seat in the car or in other small spaces (but like any bow keep it away from temperature extremes that can cause the materials to be stressed). It's easy to put the staves on the handle backwards so be sure to look for the stamp and that stave is attached so it's readable. Being a 25lb bow you can easily make your own strings--I shoot a historical twisted string with mine, works nicely. I'd talk about accuracy but I usually can't hit the side of a barn anyway so I really can't say other than it works the way a bow is supposed to and it's very small and compact when disassembled and all the hardware is heavy duty and brass so if you're good to it the bow should last a very long time.