Are brass bolts used in Take down recurves? I have a martin Hatfield and it would probably look cooler with brass bolt
thanks

I wouldn't think that brass would have enough tension strength. You may be able to find a cadmium plated steel bolt from a fastener store.

Brass is too soft for bolts under that kind of pressure.  Maybe there is a bronze alloy available with enough tensile strength....

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I have a takedown that is probably 35 years old that uses brass bolts and have never had a problem.

Brass bolts are sold and come with all "x" model BlackWidows, so I would think they should be good.

Uh, oh now what? Good or no Good?

GO WITH THE BRASS IF YOU LIKE, DON'T THINK YOU WILL HAVE TO WORRY, I GOT SOME STANLESS STEEL SCREWS THAT SURE LOOKS GOOD

Black Widow bows are made with limbs bolted behind the riser.The pressure being pushed to the riser.A bow with the limbs on the front of the riser when drawed the pressure is pulling away from the riser. I would use steel myself.