All-In-One Starter Kit For Your First Take-Down Recurve

$404.84

The All-In-One Starter Kit For Your First Take-Down Recurve includes everything that you need to make your first bow. The limb kit comes with black glass and hard maple laminations. Choose your riser from hard maple, ash, jatoba, bubinga, shedua, padauk or ebiara (red zebra). This kit includes the following: Limb lamination kit with black glass and natural coreflex/superaction wood core and wedges to match, press kit with instructions and dvd, thermostat control, riser block, limb locking hardware, epoxy, phenolic tip overlays (2 pair), drilling jig, bottom tap, continuous loop dacron string (2), bow rest, 2″ high temperature resistant masking tape and filament tape.

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The All-In-One Starter Kit For Your First Take-Down Recurve includes everything that you need to make your first bow. The limb kit comes with black glass and hard maple laminations. Choose your riser from hard maple, ash, jatoba, bubinga, shedua, padauk or ebiara (red zebra). This kit includes the following: Limb lamination kit with black glass and natural coreflex/superaction wood core and wedges to match, press kit with instructions and dvd, thermostat control, riser block, limb locking hardware, epoxy, phenolic tip overlays (2 pair), drilling jig, bottom tap, continuous loop dacron string (2), bow rest, 2″ high temperature resistant masking tape and filament tape.

Customer Questions & Answers

  1. Q If I was to order one of the all in one starter kits could I get the black glass replaced with gr... answer now
    Asked by James Hagerman on December 6, 2020 10:31 pm
    Answered by the admin For longbows, take-down longbows, youth longbows and youth take-down recurves, clear glass is $6.50 extra. For take-down recurves and 1 piece recurves, clear glass is $9.50 extra. Just put a comment in the comment section at the end of the order that you want clear glass.
  2. Q What tools would I need to build the take down recurve now? answer now
    Asked by Sean Sova on August 9, 2020 4:52 pm
    Answered by the admin The minimum power tools needed for the take-down recurve would be a band saw and a drum sander. A drill press is highly recommended.
    Answered by the admin The minimum power tools needed for the take-down recurve would be a band saw and a drum sander. A drill press is highly recommended. If you do not have a drum sander but have a drill press, we have drum sanding units for your drill press.
  3. Q Does your takedown kit come with a riser template or does the block come already marked for cutti... answer now
    Asked by Mike Tran on April 20, 2020 6:14 am
    Answered by the admin The all-in-one kit comes with instruction material that has full size templates. You trace your riser template on your riser block for fadeouts and shape. There is a riser shape shown but you can customize if you wish.
  4. Q If I order the first time bow kit can I get it with clear glass for the belly and back and carbon... answer now
    Asked by Tom Zimmer on January 1, 2020 10:23 am
    Answered by the admin If you want clear glass and/or carbon on your all-in-one kit, just leave us a note in the comment section at the end of your order.
  5. Q can I get the Knurled knob bolts in the starter kit? is the riser a solid one piece or is it a la... answer now
    Asked by Pete on November 22, 2019 11:48 am
    Answered by the admin Yes, you can get the knob type limb locking hardware in the all-in-one kit. Just mention it in the comments section. Concerning the riser, it is a solid block.
  6. Q How long is the riser for the take down recurve answer now
    Asked by luke griffis on September 8, 2019 7:16 pm
    Answered by the admin Thank you for your question. The riser for the 58" - 62" take-down recurve is 19" and the 64" - 68" take-down recurve riser is 21".
  7. Q Hi I am wondering what type of string is included in this starter kit. answer now
    Asked by Kyle on May 1, 2019 3:16 pm
    Answered by the admin Thanks for your question. The all-in-one starter kits include (2) continuous loop Dacron strings.
  8. Q If I'm naturally right handed (and therefore hold the riser in my left hand), should I select the... answer now
    Asked by Osama on March 10, 2019 11:56 pm
    Answered by the admin Thanks for your question. If you draw the string with your right hand, you are a right handed shooter and you would select the right hand option.

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