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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: buckster on February 05, 2013, 01:34:00 PM
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I ordered a new 14" all phenolic RC today from A&H, as they didn't have the ST available in a Lefty.
I currently own 2 14" ST's and love them, especially the metal risered one. I also have a 16" RC, but prefer the 14" models.
Just wondering if anyone had shot both the RC and ST models and compared them?? If so, could you advise your choice and why?? :archer:
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My preference is the 14" JK riser my son prefers the 14" standard riser. Haven't seen the need to try the others and happy with what we got.
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Thanks Bjorn! I still have my limbs that I bought from you a couple of years ago.
Is the JK much lower than the ST??
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I too prefer the JK grip,just like a low wrist grip.
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I like low grips on just about all bows. I like the JK best on A&H risers. I might have them make my next one a little lower than the JK even.
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I could not tell you which ones I have especially with the pictures on the A&H site. I would like to try the recurve handle with interchangeable grips. There was a post a while back with pictures but I can not find it. One of the A&H workers posted it.
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I like the metal riser. I shot the phenolic riser the other day and found it very nice too. I too am a lefty.
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Jk is my favorite as well, but I have a vested interest.
fz: As you know, the JK is a little larger in the throat of the grip than the standard riser. Normally, it also involves reducing the heel by 3/8 inch, but Larry will take it down to 1/2 inch. I have two like that and another on order. Pretty hard to beat.
Buckster, I tried out the 14-inch RC at K-Zoo a week or so ago. Very nice. Didn't think I'd like the finger grips and thumb rest, but I did, plus the little extra wood in the palm of the hand really felt nice. A little lower heel than the standard riser, I think. If you like a recurve grip, I think you'll like this one. A little beefier than their standard riser.
I've also owned the 16-inch standard riser. That was very nice also, but I like small risers so the 14-inch works a little better for me. Haven't had an opportunity to try the replaceable grip risers yet.
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Thanks so much for the excellent feedback. The guys are tops @ A&H & told me if I didn't like this grip, then they would swap it for another.
How cool is that!!??? :clapper:
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Originally posted by buckster:
Thanks so much for the excellent feedback. The guys are tops @ A&H & told me if I didn't like this grip, then they would swap it for another.
How cool is that!!??? :thumbsup:
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I find the standard and rc risers to be comfortable and controllable. Personally I shoot a 16" RC riser.
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buckster I have two Std 14" Cocobolo risers and love them.But I bought a new aluminum riser for a little more mass for 3D.I shot it with 64" limbs and wow I really like it.Now if I can get them to make me a osage riser that weighed the same as my new aluminum riser :) I love that black and osage.Keep us posted.
Good Luck Meathook