can you use these with a wooden recurve bow?
1365608
I run them in both recurve and compound. I run stick arrows through my recurve and carbon through my compound. Both fly nice and true through either
1365609
I would guess u could shoot them from the wooden bow, you need the correct arrows they fit in thread wise, and remember these are basicly fixed razor blades on the point of you're arrow.
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.
923619
My 10 year old daughter shoots these with her 14 pound youth recurve (Samick Polaris) and they work great. I think you should be fine. I even use these with my 45# Longbow when we go to the range together, and they work well on that too.
1915886
No, not really something I would try on a KME. They do sell a stone for doing recurves but Kukri a little large for this system.
1349333
Yes you can. I put one on mine. The crank does not come with directions for installing on this bow. Call Barnett! It comes with 2 sets of screws. One set will let the crank slip and hit your hand. I got hurt bad with it. I called Barnett to tell them what had happen and they told me I had used the wrong screws. No directions because the bow is newer than the kits. Works great now that it is hooked up correctly.
592994
Yes, you can. They are shorter than the arrows that come with the bow, but they do work with it and are a good option if you want more of the arrows with suction cup tips rather than the foam tip. Note that they are also available in a bright blue/green color instead of camo if you prefer that.
1186286
I use them with my Excalibur crossbow. They work fine. Replacement rings at any archery store.
1570221
Sorry, but I never used a recurve bow on it only compound. I am pretty sure it will penetrate though considering my 60# compound penetrates a couple of inches from 35 to 40 yards away.
1698290
Nope these are for archery targets only you cannot change the heads. Think of the arrow as a pencil and the point is the sharpened part
1449116
Yes, they should work. Buy the type an weight best suited for your crossbow. Check your instruction book. In other words, I have no idea.
869773
I bought these and used them on a recurve bow. The crossbow is much more powerful and more vibration. The fur flies right off. It won't last long at all on a crossbow
2119262
Yes, as long as they have the bolt-in holes for the screws. The bars you see attached to the bow is actually adjustable. Hope this helps mate.
2120963
No. This rest is designed for compound bows. To mount this on your recurve, you mould have to drill and tap holes into the riser/ grip. This process could ruin the integrity of bow itself.
1786683
They should work just fine for any beginner or intermediate bow. It would be helpful to know the length of a dull draw on the bow you own though
762392
I suppose you could, but it would take some sort of a harness or strap. I would think the problem with it would be the arrows protruding out, as they may get in your way when drawing your bow back. I personally would not look at this quiver for mounting on my back. There is most likely better alternatives. (just my opinion on that)
356353
No. I bought this particular bow for my right-handed daughter. But, I ended up purchasing a recurve from the same manufacturer for my left-handed daughter. The recurve can be used rt or lt handed.
739027
I use a cross bow in mine with no issue, I have a 1.5 width stand. I don't use a compound bow so can't say for sure, but I don't see why not.