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The Bow Bolt, who's tried it?

Started by Rigs, April 10, 2008, 11:22:00 AM

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Rigs

Greetings All,

Just as the post says;  Who's built one into their bows?

What was your likes, dislikes?  How much wood did you leave around it?

I'm thinking of trying one and am curious.

Happy hunting,
Jason
Hunting and Fishing ARE family values!  Lifetime member Traditional Bowhunters of Montana, member of Compton Traditional Bowhunters

FJTOYMAN

I don't build bows, but Toelke uses it in his take down whips. I have one and love it. No tools, quiet and simple.
Might give Dan a call.

pdk25

I don't build bows either, but have one with it.  I was told by the bowyer that a very strong wood needs to be used in the riser or there is risk of breakage.  I have a dymondwood riser in mine.  I talked to someone who had a problem with his bow loosening when shot with a quiver, but I have not experienced this.  I love the convenience of the bow-bolt and recommend it if your riser is strong enough.

hogdancer

I had one come apart at full draw, it was kind of scary. It was on a bow that has an excellant reputation for quality so I would not put it as the bowyers fault, just one of those things I guess. I would not hesitate to buy another bow from them just not with a bow bolt.
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