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Three piece bow takedown question.

Started by fireball31, June 22, 2016, 06:50:00 PM

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FlintNSteel

Here are some case options for a full-length longbow and two-piece longbows (and those even fit arrows).  A lot cheaper than a new bow and I'll bet no one would begin to guess what you were carrying.

 http://www.farnortharchery.com/product/rd-modern-reflexdeflex-bow-travel-case-62-70-length/  

BTW, I recently got my first ILF 3 pc (a W&W Black Wolf) and they are sweet for takedown over the two-bolt limb systems.
"In a land painted by our Maker's hand, teeming with wildlife, where but here can a man know such freedom?"  Primal Dreams

tippit

If you really need to conceal everything, You can even make up 2pc arrows  :)
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fireball31

Wow, thanks for all the responses guys. I certainly have some stuff to think about. I'll have to get in touch with you bladepeek. I only live 15 minutes from Greenville now, Lincoln lake area.

David M. Mathis

I use a quarter to put my Big Jim buffalo bow together and I use nothing on my ILF trad II bow. Course a bow stringer for the recurve.

bucknut

That's the nice thing about a Bow Bolt long bow. No tools, No stringer, Just grab it and go.
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Bowhunter4life

I agree with a 2-piece r/d hybrid longbow, lock-it socket works very well.  Would pack right in with your arrows...

Big Jim's Thunderchild is a great bow, and I have close to a 30" draw and the 56" now had no stack...  Shrew Classic Hunter would be another...

You'll have to post pics of your covert setup, and of course your success!
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