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Bob Lee bows?

Started by Iowabowhunter, March 11, 2020, 05:17:34 PM

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Iowabowhunter

Been looking at a Bob Lee, something with the Stabi-lock.

just wondering how everyone else seems to like them- the search function hasn't been kind to me, just brings up threads from back in '11.

thanks all
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robbartley

I have a Darkhart and love it. JJ was great to deal with and very accommodating.

stickbow ed

i own 2 bob lee bows a signature and a hunter from 1996 and 2006 both have performed great smooth and no stacking

nineworlds9

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I am quite fond of Bob Lees.  I have owned many.  They do everything well and nothing wrong.  Stock grip is phenomenal and can be customized on a custom order.  I shot my highest 3D score ever 385/400 with one of the 3pc LBs a handful of years ago, still kick myself to this day for selling that one!  I can't seem to hold onto them but not cause they arent great bows.  My last one was a Heavyweight w/ Stabilock and boy was that a slick takedown system!  That bow was completely dead in the hand, quiet and quick.  Id gladly own another.
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imbowhunt10

Bob Lee's are the best of the best, especially with the stabi-lock system.
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Dunc

I have a bob lee signature recurve 60" with bolt system I purchased used and it is my favorite bow. JJ made me a new string and it is so nice to have a take down that I can pack in my luggage.
I would highly recommend bob lee bows and their customer service is tops.

GCDog

I have a Bob Lee Blackhawk recurve and it's my favorite.  I like it so much I order another set of limbs.

You won't regret buying a Bob Lee.

NY Yankee

I'm thinking about getting one. Back when I bought my first "real" bow, the choice was between a Bighorn and a Bob Lee. Someone suggested I get the Bighorn, so I did. Then they wen out of business. No new limbs for me! Really kinda wish I'd gotten the Bob Lee.
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BearBandit

I checked out his bows because of this thread and dang is that ever a nice takedown system and beautiful bows to boot.  Now I just need the patch to pick back up so I can afford one.  :pray:

BAK

There good bows, but I lost interest in them when they quit building one piece bows.  If you are OK with take downs you're good to go.
"May your blood trails be short and your drags all down hill."

McDave

I tried one of their one-piece longbows one time. It was a mediocre performer. I've had more Bob Lee takedowns in my life than any other bow I've had.  Most of them I either still have or have given away over the years to family or friends.  They are all top notch.  I suspect that the one-piece bow I had wasn't an exception, and rather than try and figure out how to make their one-piece longbows top-notch performers, that it was better to stick with what they already knew how to do well.  I've never had one of their one-piece recurves; that could be different.
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Iowabowhunter

I'm most interest in the stabi-lock honestly, I don't mind a heavier mass weight bow.
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McDave

Quote from: Iowabowhunter on March 13, 2020, 11:24:24 AM
I'm most interest in the stabi-lock honestly, I don't mind a heavier mass weight bow.

My current favorite hunting bow is a Bob Lee Ultimate with stabi-lock.  The stabi-lock works fine once you figure out the trick for getting it apart.  Frankly, I take it apart so rarely that it doesn't make any difference to me whether it has stabi-lock or not.  But I also like the extra weight and feel like it improves my accuracy.
TGMM Family of the Bow

Technology....the knack of arranging the world so that we don't have to experience it.

BAK

I did have one of their higher end one piece recurves and it was a very good performer.  I think it is just easier to make three piece bows so that is what they do now.   :campfire:
"May your blood trails be short and your drags all down hill."

yeager

Even though I own a few different bows, RER and a bunch of Bear bows, my 2002 Bob Lee Classic Takedown is my favorite. I like the weight, the grip, and how smooth it pulls.
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Iowabowhunter

Has anybody shot the hardcore model with Stabi-lok?
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Islander 19

I have a classic I bought 2nd hand it is the smoothest quietest bow I own. And fits my hand like a glove.
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76Aggie

I have four Bob Lee takedowns.  All are bolt system.  In my opinion, they are among the very best available.  I have not tried the stabil lock system.  I really have no need to but I am sure it is really a quality design.

The Whittler

I shot a Bob Lee and it is a very nice shooting bow. I wouldn't think you could go wrong with any of his models. Bob Lee's bows have been around for a very long time and they are still being made, that right there says it all.

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