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A Samick Sage question

Started by monterey, July 29, 2018, 06:51:55 PM

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monterey

I've been fiddling with and fine tuning my frankenbow that has the sage limbs on it.  So, my question is, since the Sage limbs don't have alignment pins, what alignment system is used on the sage riser?
Monterey

"I didn't say all that stuff". - Confucius........and Yogi Berra

Hummer3T

The sage riser has a alignment bracket that encases the limb and aligns the bolt and limb.
Life is about learning from your mistakes!

Chek-mate hunter I 62" riser with 60" limbs 49&42lbs@28

Samick Sage 62" 50lbs@28

Big Jim Mountain Monarch Recurve  60 inch / 50 lbs @ 28

flyonline

I made up a samick lightning/nighthawk and sage hybrid (n'hawk riser and sage limbs). First time I drilled and added inserts and pins for the limbs and riser, but that meant I was stuck with only one set of limbs so I then made up a bracket that matched the Sage riser with a pair of aluminium L brackets face to face to make the U. It was quite easy to do, and so far my 2 sets of sage limbs have shot hundreds of arrows off it fine and the bracket was a lot easier to align and keep everything straight.

I've jumped considerably from 40 to 52ish and 50 to ?? due to the shorter riser.

Steve

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