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in reply to: Strung or unstrung?? #20379
If I am shooting a lot which is almost always now days, I too leave my Bows strung. I have 2 that I am shooting on a regular basis right now a Big Horn Take Down & A Savage River Take Down.If I were to stop shooting them for any length of time I would un-string them.
in reply to: Strung or unstrung?? #20374jmsmithy wrote: Hello Gents (and any Ladies that may be reading),
My son’s 12th birthday gift (among other things) was an Allegheny Mountain Bow Co. “Mountain Bow”, made for him etc. 26#@21″ (he draws about 24-25″) 56″ longbow . It is one of Jeff Strauss’ (NJ’s premier bowyer IMHO 😀 ) signature models.
I’ve also come across a Bear Kodiak Magnum for $25 at a garage sale. 42#@28″, 52″ long recurve. Was BEAT UP, mean limb twist etc…$100 or so later and Joe Lasch at Prairie Traditions “Bow Hospital” made it look, well, show room new or at least pretty close!. It still has bit of a twist but can’t do much more per Joe. Shoots well enough for me…
Anyway, my question is..Do I leave them strung while hanging up? Currently hung on full shoulder bison mount (looks COOL 8) ❗ ) Can I leave them hanging/strung like that? Is it advisable? Am I doing damage to either or both bows? I’ve heard soooo many opinions I don’t know who to believe so felt this was the place to turn… I trust you folks 😯 😆
I USUALLY leave my Black Widow PMA strung but I’m playing with/ shooting it at least 4-5x per week. I will unstring it/clean/wax etc regularly but again, gets shot often, usually short 12-24 arrow sessions…
Any thoughts, as always, are appreciated!!!!:D
BTW – Don’t mean to make the above sound like a commercial but I do believe quality folks who do quality work should be acknowledged. I also believe we should share our knowledge, as we all do here and on other sites. That knowledge, IMHO, includes craftsmen/women from which we can all benefit.
Be well >>>–>
in reply to: A new problem #20371Thanks to all who answered my ??
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