draw length
I just bought a samic sage and the bow has a 28 inch draw length but I have a 29 inch draw is this alright or will it cause me problems
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It'll be alright. The only thing you have to deal with concerning your 29" draw length is this. For very inch past 28", you'll be adding 2#-3# per inch of additional weight once you reach your anchor point.
As an example. If the bow is marked 45# @ 28", at 29", the bow will be somewhere between 47#-48#. |
The Sage will handle the extra inch just fine--I draw them to 30+. Like NW said, you'll just pick up a little extra poundage.
Chad |
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Add a string loop..Attachment 20217
That will take up a 1/2" I don't agree with over drawing any bow.. |
will be fine
i took 2" off my draw, bow is alot more comfortable for me at less than recommended draw length, its a matter of personal preferance also if its a high poundage bow, much easier to draw shorter draw at your max draw, your at the limits of your arm/back muscles |
Traditional bows, unless custom made for a particular draw length, are normally rated at a 28" draw. That doesn't mean that pulling them a little past that is overdrawing them--28" is just the industry standard for marking the poundage.
String loops don't normally go too well with traditional bows........ Chad |
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