56″ TopArchery Laminated Takedown Bow 30-50 lbs

Draw weight: 30/35/40/45/50 lbsBow Length: 56″Bowstring Length: 135cm / 53″Bow Riser Length: 17″Bow Riser Weight: 730gBrace Height: 7.4″Draw length: 28″Maximum draw length: 30″Dexterity: right handed bowColor: BlackBrand: TopArcheryRiser Material: aluminum alloyLimbs Materials: Canadian maple wood, bamboo and epoxy fiberglass laminated sheetsBowstring Material: Dacron stringNet weight: 2.5 lbsThis TopArchery takedown bow is assembled out of a riser and two limbs. The limb marked 6A is the upper limb, and 6B is lower limb. This kind of takedown bows can be fairly easily transported and stored in a shorter bow case when disassembled, compared with one-piece traditional bows. You can also change the bow configuration easily. Adding additional accessories to the takedown bows are easier than traditional bows. We have separate limbs to upgrade or downgrade the bow’s draw weight. With separate limbs, you don’t need to order an entire bow for different draw weight. The riser fits separate limbs of each different draw weight. The bowstring length is 135cm, and can be ordered separately.To assemble this takedown is easy. Simply attach the two limbs to the slots on the riser, install the rest parts and arrow rest plate, and finally string the bow.Please note that the actual draw weight may have +/- 2-3 lbs difference.This package includes 1 takedown bow with bowstring.
Q&As
Q: Is this a kids bowA: No, this is an adult bowQ: What is the length of the string from the bow when not draw?A: It is 135cm (53″).Q: what is the velocity of this bowA: Recurve bow typically average 100 fps faster than draw weight. So a 50lb bow would be about 150 fps (100 fps + 50 lbs).Q: Does the bow come with a string? A: Comes with BOTH -Bow String, and -Bow StringerQ: How far does this bow shoot?A: That’s a hard question to answer how far are you looking at shooting and what pound bow a 30# bow is not going to shoot the same as a 50# bow are you looking at hunting range or tournament range we shoot at hunting range 10 yards to 40 yards but it will shoot a arrow a 100 yards plus weather or not we can hit the TargetQ: Do you have to build the bow yourself?A: As with all take-down type bows it comes in 3 pieces (plus the string).Instructions tell you to insert the upper and lower limbs to the riser using the limb-bolts provided and thenput the string on (larger loop on top limb and smaller loop on the bottom)…Q: What tools are needed to assemble this bow?A: Everything should come with it that you need. A bow stringer is NOT required but helps a bunch. However most shooter strung the bow (first time stringing a bow) on his/her own. Please watch a few videos on youtube. Takes a bit of strength but theres a method that makes it a lot easierQ: What kind of arrows should be used on a bow like this?A: Just make sure the arrows are rated for the poundage bow you are shooting.Q: What is the physical difference between a 50 lbs bow and a 30 lbs bow?A: None, completely dependent on bow limb flex not sizeQ: Is there a left handed version available for this bow ?A: This is a comman right handed bow. Please contact our support for a left handed bow.Q: We hold the bow with the left arm and we draw the string with the right hand…is it?A: Yeppers. You got it. Its a pretty good bow.Q: can u mount a sight? is this bow accurateA: Yes, you can install either the glued on or screw-in sight.Accuracy is in the hand of the beholder. If the knocking point and the sight adjusted right, this bow is as accurate as any other. Very good quality, especially at this price.Q: I am left hand dominant( I prefer to pull the bowstring with left hand) and right eye dominant. Do I need a left or a right handed bow.A: You need a left hand bow.Q: With a 40 pound bow, how much pound do you i have to pull if my draw is at 26″? i have survival bow @ 50 pound and i ha hard time to do a full drA: usually you would drop 2 lb for each inch under the 28 inch draw that the bow is rated at.So 36 lb.