Draw length and poundage?
1046409
Draw length is 31" I believe (writing has faded on label) and poundage is 40-45.
1046410
It is a continuous 40lb draw weight to full draw out to about 31" or a little more. You can decrease draw weight a little if desired.
1046411
It says it in the details section of the item, 40lb. 31 inch draw length great bow youll like it.
1675555
i am a 69 year old man getting back into bow hunting. I am right handed, but blind in right eye, so I needed a left hand bow. I wasn't sure how much poundage I could pull, so I looked for a kids bow that was adjustable. The diamond came with an adjustment from 5-70lbs, and draw length from 15 to 30 inches. I went to a pro shop that set my bow up for me at 37lbs and 271/2 inches. I love it very accurate and dependable. Small enough to use from a ground blind, and light enough carry into the field.
320492
I'm not sure. Mine is set at 67 pounds (Mathews Heli-m-29 inch draw). Sorry about that.
1128918
The inside dimension by inch H=24, L=27, W=14. Each draw has H=5, L= 27, W=14
1284521
I have used twice on icelandic sheep and length was dictated by manual manipulation. Not sure of any length settings.
136491
Draw Weight 150 pounds: Ft pounds of energy 65; Power Stroke 12.5"; FPS 245; Mass weight 4.2 lbs (taken from mfr website)
1543541
The draw length can be anywhere from 16" to 24". You can pull it back a minimum of 16" to a maximum of 24". This is not technically a compound bow, as there is no let off.
362131
Yes you do. However it should be pretty easy to create something to do that for you. I am thinking a trigger pressure gauge. How many pounds of pull are being used is some other information that is helpful. If you have to use a lot of poundage it is more likely to cause you to veer off slightly. I have a double action only pistol that has a 14 pound pull. I sure wish it were about half that.
2008814
not sure of the regulations in your state here in Ca. it is a 40 pound min on draw weight the diamond atomic I thinks only go to 25 pounds so you will need to check on that fist.
829991
Draw weight is about 25#. Let of around 10#, and draw length is not adjustable nor is the bow upgradable. Has no knock rests and the string cannot have the peep put into it so aiming is tricky.
502347
hi I have more information for you. another site said the square measures 2 7/16 inchs also. the uchida punches are great when you figure out the size of them. I usually measure the piece that punches out and mark it on the punch with a permanent marker. they are nice for punching out fairly thick cardstock. good luck
1963163
Length is about three feet, and width is maybe two feet. It's not too heavy, and the draw is metal, not elastic, twine, etc.
750422
Probably should'nt go over a 20-25 lb draw. You can always go up as strength develops, but proper form is very improtant when using a recurve.
578218
You can find all the information for sizes here: http://weronthenet.com/Tool_Directions_Punch_Board Good luck!
979837
I suspect it depends on the draw poundage you have it set to. I can pull it with just my fingers at 42# without fussing but haven't tried shooting it that way.
1253553
I would trace my designs with a black micron pen either size 07 or 05. Make sure you are using spirit brand stencil paper, and make sure you align everything in the feed before running the copy. The stencil machine doesn't transferred shaving very well and only transfers the Lions crisply if you are working from a good picture
2217336
10,000 pound test...but only a few feet of it. Apparently you are unfamiliar with hand lines. You can put any pound test line you choose. The larger pound test line the less number of feet the reel will hold. Ask yourself what size fish do I want to fight using a hand line. Then put a line that is 20% heavier. Besides, the hand line you are asking about comes with line, leader, swivels, hook and sinkers. What are you going to do, strip all that off and start over?