do you have the red, also would like spare arrows (24) and string ( 2) additional to kit thanks, warren

Something like the Skylon Radius would be good for this bow or any other cheap arrow. Your draw length and poundage will determine which spine arrows.

looking for you to set up before shipping TOPOINT R2 RECURVE TARGET KIT 68" RH with plunger you suggest, or other changes you suggest and like better. thanks wwarren

We would just suggest shooting this bow as it comes. Better riser and limbs will provide a more accurate bow rather than better accessories.

which plunger button for kit

Any plunger button will fit this bow. It comes with a stick-on rest and no plunger

Hi I'm just wondering if there is a left handed option as their isn't one listed?

Unfortunately, there is not

Hi just wondering what sort of package can you put together for beginners without spending big money?

The r2 kit is the most cost-effective kit to start archery with

Hi, I noticed in the product description that in setup, you discuss adding an arrow rest and nocking points. Is that done at the shop before sending the product or just do it yourself on arrival. I'm not to keen on using the flipper rest and was wondering if i need to order a different rest and nocking points. Thanks!

Hi Michael, We can set the rest and nocks up for you, just ensure you put it in the notes when you place your order. If there's anything else we can do to help you, please let us know. Good luck from the team at Archery Supplies

Hi, I've only just started out in archery and was wondering what limb weight would be suited to me? I'm a medium build woman Thank you for your help

It is hard to say. The Korean woman are all small and shoot 45# so it is more about your muscles and how often you shoot. I would start at around 24#. But as you increase you strength you should increase the limb strength. Always better to be to light than to heavy.

Topoint R2 Recurve Target Kit 68" RH