Does it suitable for 28 lb recurve bows?
609425
I had a 30lb recurve that was best served with a different target. I currently have a 40lb that I use with a foam target box.
609426
I was using it for a 80lb crossbow and sometimes the bolts imbedded so deeply that they were nearly unretrievable. But those were bolts not arrows. I think it would be perfect for a bow with a lower draw weight. Hope that helps.
609427
I don't know what tips were used by one of the respondents with the 80lb crossbow, but my 175lb crossbow, bolts only penetrate the target by just a few inches, I have for several months now and all that it has done is fade a little, other that that it takes a beating.
1174243
I'd guess 'yes,' unless she is very petite. I work at a camp in the summer; my predecessor got little toys . . half the time the arrows fell short of the target; the other half of the time they'd bounce off. Not too satisfying. These are like the bows I remember from my youth, before the safety dweebs got into things. This bow is a good compromise between little toys and expensive compound bows. Not sure of the models, but we also use a 52" bow with a lighter draw, and 60" bows with 20 and 30 lb draws. Safety first--the nock of an arrow will take an eye out as well as the point would, so no running, and no one but the archer downrange to retrieve the arrows. (They can be stuck in the target and pop out, if another person was behind your archer when one did--ouch!)
144362
I like the bow very much but there is no way it has the draw weight of a 30 pounds. I don't know why a description would say that, but it does vary a bit with the arrow length. Shorter arrows require slightly less force since you are not drawing the bow as far. Great bow, though.
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.
2278296
These can take up to 47lbs (since it is 1820), I have 40-45lbs @ 28" English Longbow and these arrows perform very well (I replaced the plastic fletching into feathers though.)
1449089
This is the Ultra Compact Bow Case meant for recurve bows, I suggest this case here for a compound bow. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000P40UJC/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1219800
This case is not for a recurve bow. You do not want to leave a recurve stung, so there is a long narrow case for recurves.
1080320
Well it might work. The problem might be that with a bow it's not tight against the pack. The issue might be that it would be swinging around smacking against you or the pack. Some large velcro straps might work. It is a great pack if you can make it work.Alex
1263781
yes can adjust from 50 to 70 pounds but you need to take it to a pro shop great bow I love it
205425
It works great for a traditional bow, I prefer these on my traditional recurve than my compound bow. Hope this helps
870009
It depends on what setting you have it on. There is a table of pull weights, vs cams etc in the owners manual and says there is even an infinite setting to be like a traditional recurve. I would investigate the owners manual on their site and possibly call hope this helps
1447067
I shot these successfully with my 55 lb recurve bow. They wobble a little though coz these were made for youth.
1563243
I have not tried it, but you should be able to shoot longer bolts. I would look at the weight of the 22" arrow, since there is a recommended weight of the bolt for this size Xbow..
1741975
If you can take deer with a 55 lb draw recurve, you could take one with this. I am very happy with it
924667
It would honestly depend on strength. It would probably be best to start off with a low weight bow
1570219
Unlikely, so long as you are using field points. My 70# recurve gets about 8" of penetration, and my 120# yew bow will go through it, but it'll get stuck before the vanes come anywhere near the block. A 35# won't be an issue.
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