Is this a left handed or right handed bow?
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Just bought this and the box says right handed. ------------- A right handed bow is shot by holding the bow with your left hand and pulling it back with your right (Fig #1), while a left handed bow is shot by holding the bow with your right hand and pulling it back with your left. (Fig #2) http://www.archeryexchange.com/shopcontent.asp?type=rolh
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I purchased a left handed one. You might have to select which hand it is for it has been awhile since I ordered it.
585403
No, this is a left handed now. The "Lh" indicates that. I accidentally ordered it and had to return it. Righties should look for a "RH" in the description :)
1120502
Its made for a left or right handed person. It comes ready for a right handed person but I took it to an archery store and for $10.00. they flipped the strings to make it for left handed person. The bow has an arrow rest on both sides so either a left or right handed person can use it based on what side of the strings are on.
1132885
Right handed is pulling the arrow back with your right hand and siting with your right eye. This bow is right handed but my right handed daughter likes to pull back with her left and finds this bow good for that as well.
622000
A right handed bow is held with the left hand and the arrow is pulled with the right.
1620502
I believe this is the right handed version; seems like they also make a left handed version but this isn't it.
1658748
No it's not an ambidexterous bow. You can order a left handed setup or right handed setup
2240886
Holding the bow with your right hand makes you a left handed shooter. Choose the LH option. Good luck!
1620505
This listing is for a right handed bow but there is a left handed version available. Genesis Bow - LH Wildberry
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Shooting a bow Right handed will have the propelling string on the left side. The arrow sits on the left side of the bow as you draw it back with your right hand to shoot; the string has a tendency to twist away from the shooter slightly. Setting the arrow on the left side of the bow keeps the arrow from drifting away from the bow when you are preparing to let go of the string to shoot.
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Right Handed-Using your left hand to hold the bow and the right hand to pull back
585404
That depends... You should be buying based on eye dominance not "handiness". I'm right-handed, but am left-eye dominant. Therefore I purchased a left-handed bow-- which means I pull the string back with my left hand (to take advantage of eye dominance) and hold the bow with my right-hand.
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This is a right hand bow. Really the only ambidextrous bow you could get is a long bow type.
1078848
the ones we purchased were right handed but i dont remember the option to select rh or lh, if there is no option to select and they do not specify lh they will be rh
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No.. If you are right handed then you will pull the bow string with you right hand, and hold the bow with your left.So when it says right hand it means that you hold the bow with the left hand to pull the sting with your right.
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The crossbow works just as well left handed as right handed. I actually use it both ways and practice both ways so that it improves my shot radius. Your safe buying this bow if your left handed. It's a great bow for the price. I would not spend a fine more for other bows.