do these fit on takedown recuve bows
1729133
the item should fit most recurves i have then fixed to a Samick Sage 60#, the items included have 3-4 ways of mounting options ( arrow rest arrow rest), no real concrete instructions but installation is as simple as screwing screws in after that is loosening and tightening the sight pins for adjustment and adjusting the arrowrest.
1729134
im not sure. i used it on my compound bow. if the bow has holes for the screws than it should work. most are all universal for every bow. i do recomend a different arrow rest tho. the arrows get caught up on the rest and flick off elsewhere. the sight is nice. you could use a longer stabelizer too.
1729135
Yes, I purchase this combo for my compound bow but discovered they will fit my Samick takedown recurve bow as well.
1729136
As long as the recurve riser is tapped and drilled for a standard sight it will fit with no problem.
1729137
It fit perfectly on my samick sage takedown. So yes. And my Martin jaguar. For the money this is worth every penny on a bow. And I like the arrow rest
1919935
Yes they have to be cut down to your draw length. Best is to take into an archery shop. It's very cheap and you know it's done right.
751201
My iron sights work with this on my takedown, however, there is multiple versions of the takedown now. If your rear sight sits up a good bit you should be good to go.
2243478
They will fit but due to the narrower slide there will be some overhang on each side with the rear sight.
472822
Yes they fit all the need guns but they are the "Girly" darts. Got them for my granddaughter. She has 3 big brothers
975532
I was firing these from my 65# compound bow. They shattered after about 6 pulls each. On a 40 # recurve, there shouldn't be a problem
491729
Not specified but I only use them for a 40 lb. bow. Have to ask manufacturer.
934131
Yes the arrows are 28.5" and fitted with 70 gr glued on field tips They are suitable for bows up to 35#
1342882
Can't answer that. I got mine on a 10/22 but don't know about the take down. Sorry
169870
Yes I have I use them on my Kodiak with my bow(s) Absolutely the best grip out there for a bow imo! You will have to move your bow around on the grips to find the sweet spot. Play around with your mounting options with your bow in them BEFORE you mount them. If you have several bows you will hunt with fit them all to determine the grips mounting distance apart on your rack or whatever your going to mount them to. I have found with mine if I squeeze them down supertight for rough trails/four wheeling etc. they don`t pop open as easily as the old style when I want to take my bow out (I have a set of the old style mounts also mounted on my quad for hoodies, bird arrows, huntin hat, sunglasses, random anything you want to secure quickly and have instant access to) I have to squeeze the new style as I push the release but once squeezed tight these things do not let go! The old style pops right open with a push of the release button no matter how tightly they`re closed -but- the old style also has bases that snap off if you look at them wrong :( The new bases on this new style grip have been pretty much unbreakable so far. The thing I LOVE about this grip for the bow is you can squeeze it snug to your bow when just cruising and INSTANTLY grab your bow without having to flip off a rubber band or push the release or anything...buck crosses trail..set brake...grab bow nock arrow done deal! Came in handy several times so far. Get `em You won`t regret it.
913396
Yes, you should be able to use them in on your X Bow.. I use these all the time with my Barnett Predator.
1555760
I have not but I am more then sure it can be done these are made from china remake of the very ones they used in war of 100's of years ago and hunted with, but my guess is your looking to use a cross bow there not for that would not fit there for re curve bows test your skill and give the deer better odds of making it. By the way if you do choose them get the re curve bow too see if you can set the string happy hunting
1186286
I use them with my Excalibur crossbow. They work fine. Replacement rings at any archery store.
1609237
I am honestly not too sure. They do have plastic fletchings so they may not be so great on the greater pound bows such as the Vortex.
1164004
These are standard 20" arrows that will fit most bows and crossbows. Unless yours takes a special size they'll fit. If it takes a smaller arrow you can cut then down to the size you need. I did it to make 16" arrows and they work fine, just need to aim 8" lower than with the 20" arrows. I use both.
199061
My son said that they did not work with the big bad bow they were to small for the bow. Dont know about yours
891154
They will fit any weapon with a trigger guard. These types of locks are adjustable, so thickness of the grip area does not matter. They will not work on a weapon with a take-down trigger guard like an M1 garand or M1A. Nor will any other trigger lock for that matter.