Blue Jazz 30lb recurve
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Blue Jazz 30lb take-down recurve bow.
Key Specifications/Special Features:
Weight: 1.64 kg (3.6lbs)
Length: 61 inches
String length: 61 inches
Draw length: 28 inches
Draw weight: 30 lbs
Axle to axle: 64 inches
Limb: compression molded fiberglass
Riser: aluminum alloy
String: dacron
Speed: 133 feet/sec.
Right handed only
Suggested arrow length: 28"~30"
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Reviewer: Ric from Merseyside
A superb recurve bow, but first allow me to correct the product information: Key Specifications/Special Features: Weight: 1.64 kg (3.6lbs) Length: 61 inches String length PROVIDED: 56 inches String length REQUIRED: 60.5 inches Draw length: 28 inches Draw weight: 30 lbs Axle to axle: 65 inches Limb: compression moulded fibreglass Riser: aluminium alloy String: Dacron Speed: 133 feet/sec. Right handed only Suggested arrow length: 30" As noted above the length of string required does not match the length of string provided; this was the first little annoyance and therefore may cause inexperienced archers to string their bow incorrectly, possibly damaging the product. I did not buy the replacement string from Blades and Bows on the possibility that I would receive another ill fitting string; instead eBay provided me with an 8125 custom string that fit beautifully. Secondly, to place emphasis on the first point there are no instructions with the product, it simply states assemble as per the image on the box, again this is subject to error for the inexperienced archer. This bow is a 30lb, reasonably priced, target recurve; it is an ideal beginners choice. Once you''ve resolved the immediate problem with the bow, and assembled it correctly you can really begin to enjoy this excellent piece of kit. Warming up at 5-10 yards you will see that even without the target pins, the bow feels comfortable and accurate. At over 10 yards, using the sight pins will take some getting used to. Practice, and of course a steady hand will help. The only issue I''ve had is with the aluminium washers that attach to the sight pins. They rattle and vibrate making more noise than necessary; with these removed you''ll get silence. Be sure to tighten up the sight pins or remember where approximately they were, as every 10th-12th shot will loosen the pins causing them to drop down the sight blade. Overall, a good entry level bow and I''ve thoroughly enjoyed using it. I highly recommend this bow if, like me you''re not 100% sure on how much use you''ll get from it. I''ve developed somewhat of a taste for archery now and couldn''t be more pleased with my choice of bow.




