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Question on mount holes in and old bow

Started by Mich#1448, July 23, 2019, 10:21:01 PM

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Mich#1448

I recently bought an older bear grizzly. The bow has 4 mount holes in the side of the riser, two are only about 1/4 inch deep but 2 are probably 1/2 inch. Do you think this will effect the power or the capabilities  of the bow? I plan to do a repair on it using maple dowels I'm just curious on thoughts and opinions

Ray Lyon

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BAK

You shouldn't have any problem with the strength issue, though I wouldn't use dowels.   Get a small chunk of wood of the same species as that riser, then use a 1/4 plug cutter and use the same grain direction.  You can almost make them disappear. 
"May your blood trails be short and your drags all down hill."

Roy from Pa

Plug them, won't hurt a thing.

I'd do as BAK suggested.

Charlie Lamb

The bigger perfect circular "hole"is where the Bear Medallion goes. Pretty easy to find one to put in that spot with a little hot melt cement.
Hunt Sharp

Charlie

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