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thanks for the tips...
moto how about one of those extendable architect plan tubes or just a strait cardboard shipping tube?
before putting it in the tube wrap the bow in bubble wrap or better yet those white open cell foam sheets.
-OMotS
"If memory serves fails me..." Quote: ( unnamed) "been prtty deep in the cooler todaay " Television and radio are most effective when people question little and think even less.
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hookeye, so looking closely at my new to me bow I noticed: Seven small dots on the shooter side opposite the shelf. The dots are between 7 and 13 tenths of an inch above the shelf and are regularly spaced. that is what 0.085x" spacing? would you imagine that they were put there as a rough sighting/rangeing scale? (by P.O., shop, or factory?) thanks
edit: a quick caliper check puts the nocked vane profile at 1.3" for the private label eastons that I have been using...
Last edited by OldmanoftheSea; 08/18/21.
-OMotS
"If memory serves fails me..." Quote: ( unnamed) "been prtty deep in the cooler todaay " Television and radio are most effective when people question little and think even less.
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In the old days reference marks were not allowed in barebow.
Some makers laminated the bows such that " factory " rings were visible. Folks had to tape over them to compete in certain classes
I am not aware of current models having such. Doesnt mean they aint making them.
Personally, having anything off to the side I find detrimental.
Use a sight pin, or the arrow tip. Anything else is just adding lack of focus.
I suppose one could hold the bow out to figure an aiming point using such marks, see where the arrow tip ends up and then convert to using that tip on that spot.
My eyes/ brain dont like doing that. My focus is out front.
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Got an email. My new limbs wont be done for a couple months So its try to run my old bow, or go wheels should my shoulder continue to complain. Fuggin 2021 still suckin azz
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thx. good info. they could be laminated in.. they are basically the size of pin pricks, smaller than a pin hole in paper.
-OMotS
"If memory serves fails me..." Quote: ( unnamed) "been prtty deep in the cooler todaay " Television and radio are most effective when people question little and think even less.
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I doubt that you want to start with 45#. The Samick Sage can be had with 30# limbs to start and then heavier poundage limbs can be found. Lighter poundage will help you learn and practice basics. Sound advice!
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Recurves are usually rated at 28" draw. Add 2# or so per inch over, sub if under. Some bows stack at a certain point
My old 58" hoyt huntmaster pretty much stopped at 29". Proly why the next version was 60".
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Had a Dorado, used Tradtech ILF limbs w bushing swap. Nice bow. Too bad it was a 19" riser and not 17" Dorado riser w/ 35# TT Longs. Also had stock 40# limbs that shot great. Should have kept it. They are getting hard to find now. A rare for me NFAA round with no 3's!
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