Comments for Recurve Bows http://www.recurve-bows.com Recurve Bows for Hunting and More Fri, 16 Dec 2011 08:22:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Ragim Wildcat 62″ Wood Take-Down Recurve, right, 29 pound pull Reviews by GrinningFoolhttp://www.recurve-bows.com/ragim-wildcat-62-wood-take-down-recurve-right-29-pound-pull-reviews/176/comment-page-1/#comment-3511 GrinningFool Fri, 16 Dec 2011 08:22:23 +0000 http://www.recurve-bows.com/ragim-wildcat-62-wood-take-down-recurve-right-29-pound-pull-reviews/176/#comment-3511 you can check out http://www.yeoldearcheryshoppe.com/index.php and do a search for ragim wildcat limbs you can check out http://www.yeoldearcheryshoppe.com/index.php and do a search for ragim wildcat limbs

]]> Comment on Ragim Wildcat 62″ Wood Take-Down Recurve, right, 29 pound pull Reviews by Lisahttp://www.recurve-bows.com/ragim-wildcat-62-wood-take-down-recurve-right-29-pound-pull-reviews/176/comment-page-1/#comment-3510 Lisa Wed, 23 Nov 2011 10:24:19 +0000 http://www.recurve-bows.com/ragim-wildcat-62-wood-take-down-recurve-right-29-pound-pull-reviews/176/#comment-3510 People say you can get new limbs for the Ragim 62" takedown bow, but where can these be purchased? I would like to get 25 lb. limbs.Hope someone can help; thanks! People say you can get new limbs for the Ragim 62″ takedown bow, but where can these be purchased? I would like to get 25 lb. limbs.

Hope someone can help; thanks!

]]> Comment on How To Install Arrow Wraps on carbon arrows by roythearcherhttp://www.recurve-bows.com/how-to-install-arrow-wraps-on-carbon-arrows/957/comment-page-1/#comment-3479 roythearcher Fri, 14 Oct 2011 20:46:52 +0000 http://www.recurve-bows.com/how-to-install-arrow-wraps-on-carbon-arrows/957/#comment-3479 nice simple technique! I was thinking of getting some for my new X7's so thanks! nice simple technique! I was thinking of getting some for my new X7′s so thanks!

]]> Comment on How To Install Arrow Wraps on carbon arrows by MusicBonsaihttp://www.recurve-bows.com/how-to-install-arrow-wraps-on-carbon-arrows/957/comment-page-1/#comment-3478 MusicBonsai Fri, 14 Oct 2011 20:06:12 +0000 http://www.recurve-bows.com/how-to-install-arrow-wraps-on-carbon-arrows/957/#comment-3478 Thanks heaps! I have been thinking about trying these, 'cos i just started fletching my own arrows. Cheers Thanks heaps!
I have been thinking about trying these, ‘cos i just started fletching my own arrows.
Cheers

]]> Comment on Buying A Crossbow – Factors To Consider by dumdumhttp://www.recurve-bows.com/buying-a-crossbow-factors-to-consider/953/comment-page-1/#comment-3476 dumdum Fri, 07 Oct 2011 22:40:28 +0000 http://www.recurve-bows.com/buying-a-crossbow-factors-to-consider/953/#comment-3476 The advice given you was correct. The higher the number, the lighter the spine in the arrow, and you need the lightest spine weight available for your 32 lb recurve.I shoot Easton Epics and can tell you for a fact the higher the number the more flexible the arrow is. You may wish to ask at the local archery shop what arrow they would recommend for the draw weight of your recurve. They can more then likely show you an arrow that would be perfectly suited for that draw weight. The advice given you was correct. The higher the number, the lighter the spine in the arrow, and you need the lightest spine weight available for your 32 lb recurve.

I shoot Easton Epics and can tell you for a fact the higher the number the more flexible the arrow is. You may wish to ask at the local archery shop what arrow they would recommend for the draw weight of your recurve. They can more then likely show you an arrow that would be perfectly suited for that draw weight.

]]> Comment on Q&A: what is a good sized recurve bow for me? by targetbutthttp://www.recurve-bows.com/qa-what-is-a-good-sized-recurve-bow-for-me/945/comment-page-1/#comment-3473 targetbutt Mon, 03 Oct 2011 21:31:34 +0000 http://www.recurve-bows.com/qa-what-is-a-good-sized-recurve-bow-for-me/945/#comment-3473 Starting archery with a 60 lbs recurve will guarantee you won't learn to shoot it properly. It will almost guarantee you will injure yourself doing it. I've been an archery instructor for almost 10 years, I oversee well over 1000 beginners each year, I've seen a lot of muscular men shake drawing bows weighing around 20 something lbs.Buy yourself a cheap bow, start at about 20 lbs. Learn the shooting form first, then train up your muscles for archery. Starting archery with a 60 lbs recurve will guarantee you won’t learn to shoot it properly. It will almost guarantee you will injure yourself doing it. I’ve been an archery instructor for almost 10 years, I oversee well over 1000 beginners each year, I’ve seen a lot of muscular men shake drawing bows weighing around 20 something lbs.

Buy yourself a cheap bow, start at about 20 lbs. Learn the shooting form first, then train up your muscles for archery.

]]> Comment on Barnett Lil’ Sioux Jr. Recurve Set-quiver,arrows,target by Pastor Joelhttp://www.recurve-bows.com/barnett-lil-sioux-jr-recurve-set-quiverarrowstarget/942/comment-page-1/#comment-3471 Pastor Joel Sat, 01 Oct 2011 23:06:15 +0000 http://www.recurve-bows.com/barnett-lil-sioux-jr-recurve-set-quiverarrowstarget/942/#comment-3471 I think as long as the broadhead weight is about the same weight as the cedar shaft you should be okay. I think as long as the broadhead weight is about the same weight as the cedar shaft you should be okay.

]]> Comment on Barnett Lil’ Sioux Jr. Recurve Set-quiver,arrows,target by targetbutthttp://www.recurve-bows.com/barnett-lil-sioux-jr-recurve-set-quiverarrowstarget/942/comment-page-1/#comment-3470 targetbutt Sat, 01 Oct 2011 23:05:18 +0000 http://www.recurve-bows.com/barnett-lil-sioux-jr-recurve-set-quiverarrowstarget/942/#comment-3470 If you don't have access to a bowscale, you can do the 2lbs per inch rule. If you draw 26" then you're drawing 2 inches less, so if that 45lbs is measured at 28" as standard, you're holding 41lbs at 26". If you don’t have access to a bowscale, you can do the 2lbs per inch rule. If you draw 26″ then you’re drawing 2 inches less, so if that 45lbs is measured at 28″ as standard, you’re holding 41lbs at 26″.

]]> Comment on Archery Apparatus and Just how its Utilized by rockybhttp://www.recurve-bows.com/archery-apparatus-and-just-how-its-utilized/941/comment-page-1/#comment-3468 rockyb Thu, 29 Sep 2011 21:05:37 +0000 http://www.recurve-bows.com/archery-apparatus-and-just-how-its-utilized/941/#comment-3468 A compound is much more accurate than any re- curve or longbow.When shooting you are looking for accuracy that takes dedication and a lot of practice.You will spend many more hours on a range shooting a longbow than a compound and your accuracy is still diminished outside 20 yards.Long bow is Instinct shooting also not everybody can do it.When you are hunting you are looking for a kill.With a compound sighted in well compared to a longbow you chances of a kill are 10 to 1.The idea is to kill the game and not wound it that is my reasoning for the compound. A compound is much more accurate than any re- curve or longbow.When shooting you are looking for accuracy that takes dedication and a lot of practice.You will spend many more hours on a range shooting a longbow than a compound and your accuracy is still diminished outside 20 yards.Long bow is Instinct shooting also not everybody can do it.When you are hunting you are looking for a kill.With a compound sighted in well compared to a longbow you chances of a kill are 10 to 1.The idea is to kill the game and not wound it that is my reasoning for the compound.

]]> Comment on Archery Apparatus and Just how its Utilized by dca2003311@yahoo.comhttp://www.recurve-bows.com/archery-apparatus-and-just-how-its-utilized/941/comment-page-1/#comment-3467 dca2003311@yahoo.com Thu, 29 Sep 2011 20:21:05 +0000 http://www.recurve-bows.com/archery-apparatus-and-just-how-its-utilized/941/#comment-3467 * I prefer the Traditional Re-curve Bow without any sights on it, and no quiver.* I wear a hip quiver.* A 45Lb is the Ideal weight for a Hunting Bow.* A 55Lb Bow will Harvest any Game in North America.* It is unnecessary, and not needed to go any Higher than 55Lb's.* If you put sights and a quiver on a Bow it adds to the weight of the bow and also slows the arrow down when shot from the Bow.*.. You don't need Sights on a Bow, it just adds to the cost and they really are not necessary.* A 54 inch Bow is Best.* I use Cedar wood arrows because they penetrate better and were good enough to use to harvest Game a long time ago, and still are today.* They also cost a lot less $ $ $ , but very lethal and deadly on Game.* It is a lot more of a Challenge to use a Re-curve Bow and more rewarding personally to harvest Game with it.* * I prefer the Traditional Re-curve Bow without any sights on it, and no quiver.* I wear a hip quiver.* A 45Lb is the Ideal weight for a Hunting Bow.* A 55Lb Bow will Harvest any Game in North America.* It is unnecessary, and not needed to go any Higher than 55Lb’s.* If you put sights and a quiver on a Bow it adds to the weight of the bow and also slows the arrow down when shot from the Bow.*.. You don’t need Sights on a Bow, it just adds to the cost and they really are not necessary.* A 54 inch Bow is Best.* I use Cedar wood arrows because they penetrate better and were good enough to use to harvest Game a long time ago, and still are today.* They also cost a lot less $ $ $ , but very lethal and deadly on Game.* It is a lot more of a Challenge to use a Re-curve Bow and more rewarding personally to harvest Game with it.*

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