asked some question about the bow a few month ago and today just placed the order
buffalo black out 35# and 62" inches limbs
left handed
first question , want to change the string on it
I heard good comment for SBD string.....
second.... is the stringer that comes with the hoyt good
comments on these 2 questions would be appreciated
thanks Canuck
The stringer that comes with it is top of the line Selway Recurve Bow Stringer.
As for the string, it is a nice one that comes with it, but like any bow, I see no reason why you couldn't change it.
settle for the stringer didn't know it was a good one,
the string I want to change because read some comments that it was not the best quality....
will see when the bow gets here I guess....
I will be making my arrows....
chosen true-flight feathers....
for the shaft undecided between carbon or aluminium
The dorado is one sweet shooting bow. As far as the stringer goes. The one that comes with it it top of the line.
The SBD strings are good. The only thing I would do is have them lengthen the center serving by about an inch on the bottom. I bought one and had it break after a few months right at the bottom of the serving.
It was because of the string hitting my arm guard causing freying. Not fault of there's but lesson learned by me.
Have fun with the arrows. It always feels good to make them and have them tune and shoot well. I'm a carbon over aluminum guy myself
went to on the Selway site and yes il looks like a great stringer.....
yes was looking at the carbon over aluminium arrows
like the because I think could save you problem if a carbon arrow break upon shooting, seen ugly picture of what happen
they look slim and my question his, is it hard to put helical on these slim shaft?
No it's not hard at all. I use a Blitzenburg left helical and never had a problem.
I have a blistzenburger
been shooting compound for years and have a lot of tools and equipment.....
question... I am left handed .... just want to confirm
left or right helical does not matter?
will try tape to put feathers heard good comment on this method
Ahhhhh the old left or right debate. I shoot left because it seems to work for me. I honestly don't thing there is any real difference. Some of the pre fletched arrows I buy are right hand and fly fine.
I use the tape with a dot of glue on the front and rear of the feather. I've never had a problem loosing feathers . I usually wear them out before they come off.
took a look at the carbon aluminium arrow
for 35# bow looks like like the AC injexion and the Acc pro hunter would be a good choice with according spine of course