Looking at Bow Presses
I am thinking about getting a bow press. I like to do my own work and have been doing most of it over the past 20 years but I need a bow press for the new style parallel limbs. What would be a good press for the money? Do they have the capability of doing the older style bows as well? Thanks
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Look no further than the EZ Press from Last Chance. No BS, no pins to move, just crank it in or out to the right length. 2 or 2 1/2 turns and your bow is pressed.
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While the ez press is very nice it also like $600, thats crazy imo. Go over to at and look it the diy forum and look for the $20 bow press thread. I made one and ive used it on my 101,z7, and my moms razor edge and it works great.
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If you have the coin the EZ would be the way to go. But most people cant justify that redicoulous amount from some steel tubing and a peice of allthread. Sorry but in a nutshell, that's what they are.
Last Chance has also shut down most of the people that were building their own style of press. A few were radically differnt thet the EZ....... Go to the classified section of the other archery forum and look around for used Toad400 presses or ones made by a guy named sootballs. Sootballs has also designed a new type press since he was forced to stop selling his old press by Last Chance. It's still a little prices but nothing as bad as the EZ |
the omni presses on archery talk are pretty sweet. I would give those a look if you want a good cheap press!
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$600 is really more than I am willing to spend for a press. I ordered the Omni Straightline Press. Ill let you know how it works.
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I ordered the Omni Bench Press and Alberts Bow Vise which fits into the leg of the Press very convenient and heavy duty!!!
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I made my own for about 60.00 bucks.
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