What is a "takedown" recurve bow mean?
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You can take it apart. It comes in three pieces top limb bottom limb and Handel
1259785
The two white limbs can be detached from the central riser section of the bow by removing the string and then loosening two bolts on the top and bottom of the riser. This makes it conisderably easier to travel with the bow vs a one piece recurve that cannot break down into smaller sections.
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Generally a "Takedown Recurve Bow" can be taken down or apart (reduced in size) to fit into a smaller storage area, case or bag.
1259787
You can unstring the bow then remove the upper and lower limbs from the riser for ease of transporting the bow.
1865162
I didn't know, so I chose the medium one, as what most people do when cannot decide; but it fit my bow perfectly. I have a Martin saber takedown recurve, 64" in length, using 28"arrow
896722
They do work for a recurve bow. I have a new recurve bow and I like them. Just be aware of pulling out of targets, sometimes the tips come apart, but the owner is great with replacements.
32323
I don't know anything about the sport but I have the same a bow and I am 6'4 and I use it very comfortably.
54808
i don't think its for compounds...i think its for traditional recurves and/or long bows.
2168467
No, pretty simple bow, but a great buy. You would have to purchase a stabilizer as there is a little bit of vibration on release. You should also invest in a whiskerbiskit as the arrow rest that comes with is not very sturdy. Great bow though. I've enjoyed it and I shoot competitively.
1342882
Can't answer that. I got mine on a 10/22 but don't know about the take down. Sorry
647789
The lh means left hand. the rh stands for right hand. this means you can shoot the bow from either hand by resting the arrow on the right or left side of the bow. I purchased this bow for my 5yr old grandson thinking he would be able to work into pulling a 20 pound bow. Slowly he is getting the strength he needs. Its all in the practice time one is willing to put in.
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You could use it for instinctive compound, but i wouldn't. If you "aim" looking down the arrow then it would block the view. I use it on a hoyt spyder and it doesn't bounce up and hit the arrow. I don't think this would work for a longbow or recurve the sting needs to be pulled downward for it to properly work.
1589411
It means what you draw back and use the pins. If you hold the bow with your left then order a right handed bow because that is the arm you shoot with. If you hold the bow with your right hand then order a left because that is the arm you shoot with
1255635
I have broken a few of them using a 20lb recurve bow, but don't let that get you down (they are nice arrows). I'm sure your OMP would be fine with them.
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I just received a left handed bow. One that's held in the right and drawn back with the left. Hoping it was a mistake. Great bow!
766804
That is correct. It also means the quiver will hang at your right shoulder and slant down to your left hip, to make pulling arrows out with your right hand easier.
1088251
I'm not too used to compound bows so i could not do much comparing for you but in my opinion, I would say that this is a good intermediate bow as far as recurve bows go. If your looking for a good intermediate recurve, i think you'll be pleased with this.
1365608
I run them in both recurve and compound. I run stick arrows through my recurve and carbon through my compound. Both fly nice and true through either
87994
Good question. I want to buy one for my son this year for Christmas. I bought him the bow last Christmas an he still loves it.
32936
I don't have a recurve but most likely... It is a much larger case than expected and think for something as compact as a recurve(especially with detachable limbs) I would look for something much smaller. I bought it for a Mathews ZXT with parallel limbs and there is a TON of extra, unused space. Just my 2 cents!