Will it work on a compound bow? If so, how do you use it?
440376
Yes it will work. I mounted mine on a long bow and a recurve bow which is a little easier. You need to spread the strands of the bow string to insert each end of the strip of beaver hair. I think there is a tool you can use. Also place the them a couple of inches away from the cams on each end. You want them as far away from the center as possible on the string. I've used many different types of silencers but these have been by far the best. Good luck!
463873
It's not really set up for that. If you put the bow in a vice and used the scale on a pulley you might be able to do it. i would try pulling a bit at a time and checking the weight at every half inch or so. I use it for primitive homemade bows. There is no let-off so I haven't had the issue.
402150
Hey Nick: You can use this with any bow. But you need to be able to mount it on your bow at the right position, so that the arrow is not cocked.If your recurve doesn't have a place to rigidly attach it, you may need to drill a hole in the body of the bow and bolt it. Good Luck
1776638
I found it a little defacult to cock the bow with the cord that it comes with installed rank cocking device that installed in to the stock Barnett can supply you with this I fallowedthe diretions and installed it may self it is a great bow I am proud to own it good luck
1872848
It's can be used for either compound or crossbow when you purchase them they have a heavy clip or a standard clip if you were shooting compound you standard clip if you are using crossbow use the heavy clips the instructions are in the package
256053
I don't know for sure, but I am 90% sure it won't. this is a crank made specifically for Excalibur crossbows. I know that some people have converted a 10 pt. acudraw system to the bow.
646518
Yes it will. I have a 50# traditional bow and used my friends strong compound bow. the finger guards held up well.
1153962
A right (or left) clamp will will put a slight twist on the vane, this causes the arrow to rotate faster which some say will stabilize the arrow quicker after release, or after a not so clean release. Have heard that you lose a bit of velocity with the right and lefts over straights I have always used the straight so I can't say from experience. Not bow dependent at all.
899416
Can't imagine why not. My son uses it with target arrows with his compound bow (junior size). It has worked great for us. We do make a habit of bringing it inside or at least covering it if we have it slung off the ground so it doesn't get all moldy and nasty.
1023814
I have a 65 lb compound bow and my arrows penetrate several inches sometimes 6 or more. It should work fine at 35 lbs, just make sure your target points match the diameter of your arrow shafts. If the points are wider than the arrow they will be difficult to remove. And if they are smaller than the arrow shaft they may not penetrate well. Good luck
1175203
I went out and bought a youth compound bow and it works great on that. If mounted on a more powerful bow, it would be too much and you may lose a lot of arrows. It mounted where the sights went. The only thing extra I would recommend is buying different tips for your arrows, depending on what you are fishing for. I have lost many carp on the stock tip but not many gar or snakehead.
1417565
I dont think so it is for compounds. I bought the bear stick on arrow rest for my recurve, it works great.
187355
its a pretty universal piece id may i don't know the specifics of your bow if it has a place to mount one on the back side of the arrow rest then its possible it would do the job
771445
If the picture of the scope is what you received, I believe that's for regular compound bow
1979067
Yes, it should. I had to go to a local hardware store to get a different screw size for the attachment but I think that only cost me around $4. What I didn't take into account is how heavy it makes the bow when it is full of arrows. It does serve is purpose well though and I'm glad to have it.
794979
I have installed it on right hand Browning micro Midas 3 bow without any issues, using the available screw positions. It should be the same for any bow, but I have not tried it on other bows... Hope this helps...
1757476
My sister shoots compound bow at 45 lbs. I wouldnt think there would be a difference and you'd be good to go, but that may be a manufacturer question or an archery tech.