SAS Archery Recurve Takedown Bow Stringer Traditional Longbow Hunting Limb String Tool Accessory
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In short, yes. My 60" bow works fine with it, there is plenty of "strap," and it will fill the needs of my 62" bow. Seeing this in person will make a big difference! As a guy who has used a lot of stringers, I can say that this is a good solid made stringer.
That should be the case.
It is unclear what the total length of the document is. I have a daughter who shoots a PSE recurve 66" long. Five-fifths of an inch tall, she weighs 125 pounds. The bow can easily be taken down by her with this. As compared to rope stringers, it is more stable. After she acquired her, a number of members of her club bought this item. It is a hit with them all.
66-inch bow is the size I use for mine. The technology seems to be applicable to all types of recurve bows, from what I can tell. This product should definitely work on a 68 inch bow, there is no reason why it would not. The restringing of my bow has been so much easier since I purchased this item
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like the idea of purchasing a stringer from the same place or manufacturer as the bow, since it should be a better fit and perform better. Considering that it strings a bow very quickly and feels very secure when stringing a bow, I assume it would be great for any type of bow. This grips the tips of the bow securely without scratching or leaving marks on them. Anybody looking for a bow stringer that's inexpensive, but worth a lot more when you consider how well it functions, should consider this product.
The first time it was used it was ripped. My very first time stringing a recurve, it began ripping at the seams after a short time. I am taking it back and will find another brand. I do not expect it to last for a long time.
My last bow order arrived today. In addition to the SAS bow stringer, I had also ordered the stringer, however when I opened the packaging, I was surprised to find that the SAS stringer had been substituted for another bow stringer model and brand. An 18 strand B is normally included in the bow It is composed of 50 dactyl strings. Although despite the substitution, they included two Fast Flight strings for the bow, which may have been an attempt to compensate for the substitution. There is nothing to complain about there. In my opinion, the stringer delivered did the job when expected, so there was no need to return the product. To be honest, I think that the SAS stringer is much superior.
She broke the last stringer on this so we replaced it with this one. The width and feel of this one appeals to her more than the other one. Due to the one solid piece, she is less worried about it snapping as it is unlike the string type that has a tied on rubber pusher and a pocket sewn onto the end for storage. All those who ask about it are strongly encouraged to do so.
It is sturdy and well crafted. There is no doubt that this is a sturdy and well-made stringer. I prefer it to the Limb Saver stringer I was previously using. There is also less cost involved! It is of a material like that of a seatbelt, and the pocket for the bow tips is well made, while the loop for securing it easily over a limb has a rubbery kind of material lined inside. Once again, a great job!.
Providing people are smart enough to follow the directions, which should never be assumed for anyone to whom you lend your bow, these are robust and easy to use. It took me a little while to figure out how to use it, but he knew what he was doing, so I handed him my "He stared at the stringer in confusion, set it aside on the table, and bent the bow with his hands in an attempt to get the second end of the bowstring to fit into the top nocke. It seems like the string should stretch, but isn't it suppose to? His attempt to conflate the physics of a typical bow and an inexpensive children's toy resembled the physics of a Nerf.
Performer who is both strong and simple. In what qualities does a bow stringer need to possess? recurve stringer deftly and capably ties our recurves without causing concern or hesitation. I can rest assured the limb pocket is strong and reinforced, so I don't have to worry about damaging it. There is a large loop at the top of the limb, which allows the top string loop to be manipulated and seated. - Smooth and easy limb flexion due to the wide strap The stringer does not shake as it does It's all there is to There is no improvement possible.
I used it to string a very large, sturdy bow for a beginner archery student. At first, neither of us knew what we were doing, but I was able to grasp the concept fairly The system is very easy to use once you get the hang of it, and it is very durable. This is a highly recommended book to everyone.
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