how do you know if you're right handed? i hold the bow with my left hand and the string/arrow with my right hand, i shoot/rest my arrow on the right
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sounds like your shooting a left handed bow right handed. your arrow should be on the left side of the riser.
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You would be right handed shooting this way. Your strong arm (arm you pull the string with or for example, throw a ball with) indicates whether you would be considered right handed or left handed.
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If you are pulling the arrow and string with your right hand that is correct.
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Right handed is pulling the arrow back with your right hand and siting with your right eye. This bow is right handed but my right handed daughter likes to pull back with her left and finds this bow good for that as well.
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if you hold the bow in your left hand and hold the arrow and pull with your right hand, then you use a right-handed bow.
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I bought the kit two years ago. Yes, it is a right handed bow. You draw with your right hand.
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It twist either way and in fact being right handed I grab the handles with my dominate hand and have always turned it with my left. Short answer YES.
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Shooting a bow Right handed will have the propelling string on the left side. The arrow sits on the left side of the bow as you draw it back with your right hand to shoot; the string has a tendency to twist away from the shooter slightly. Setting the arrow on the left side of the bow keeps the arrow from drifting away from the bow when you are preparing to let go of the string to shoot.
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The right handed bow if heald out in the firing position should have grove on the right side of the bow, which is made for the left hand thumb for a firm grip. The arrow rest should be on the left side of the bow if it is not then the problem is you have a left handed bow.
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The Bow I received is for a Right Handed Shooter. To Clarify a Right Handed Shooter Grips the bow handle with their left hand and draws the string with the Right Hand. The Arrow for a Right Handed Shooter will lay on the arrow rest mounted on the left side of the Riser. Might add that the Stinger in this kit is not of high quality and the leather will break after a few strings. Hope this information is helpful.
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Yes. You hold the bow in your right hand, with fingers, or a release, draw back with your left, and should use your left eye to focus and aim down peep sight.
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This is for a righty. Look specifically for a lefty bow if you need a left handed bow. Amazon does not specifically carry this bow for left's
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As far as I know they sell most bows and left a right-handed but before you purchase a bout you have to find your dominant eye which is down by pointing to an object in the distance and closing your left thigh and then looking through your right then closing you're right I am looking figure left whichever I your finger is still on the object with is the dominant alright
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Holding the bow with the left hand and drawing with the right is considered right handed, so this bow will work for you.
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Right hand only the similar Martin bow is left and right but may be shorter
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Everyone has given you the wrong answer so far. Actually, not wrong, just incomplete. Part everyone got correct so far: With a right handed bow you pull the string with you right hand.Other part: to decide which hand you want to pull the string with you need to find out which is your dominant eye. Most people (about 2/3) are right eye dominant. There are some people who are left eye dominant but right handed. Some of these people choose to shoot right handed but many archery coaches recommend that if you are left eye dominant then you should shoot left handed because your aim is more important than your arm strength. Everyone has given you the wrong answer so far. Actually, not wrong, just incomplete. Part everyone got correct so far: With a right handed bow you pull the string with you right hand.Other part: to decide which hand you want to pull the string with you need to find out which is your dominant eye. Most people (about 2/3) are right eye dominant. There are some people who are left eye dominant but right handed. Some of these people choose to shoot right handed but many archery coaches recommend that if you are left eye dominant then you should shoot left handed because your aim is... » Read More Everyone has given you the wrong answer so far. Actually, not wrong, just incomplete. Part everyone got correct so far: With a right handed bow you pull the string with you right hand.Other part: to decide which hand you want to pull the string with you need to find out which is your dominant eye. Most people (about 2/3) are right eye dominant. There are some people who are left eye dominant but right handed. Some of these people choose to shoot right handed but many archery coaches recommend that if you are left eye dominant then you should shoot left handed because your aim is more important than your arm strength. « Show Less
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No. I bought this particular bow for my right-handed daughter. But, I ended up purchasing a recurve from the same manufacturer for my left-handed daughter. The recurve can be used rt or lt handed.
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Yes right handed bow. You will hold bow in your left hand and draw with the right.
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Hey peter I would say left since you're right handed me I'm a lefty so I pull from my right side and when u wear it it should be on your left side so u can pull with right if that's what u asking lol
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That depends... You should be buying based on eye dominance not "handiness". I'm right-handed, but am left-eye dominant. Therefore I purchased a left-handed bow-- which means I pull the string back with my left hand (to take advantage of eye dominance) and hold the bow with my right-hand.
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A right handed bow is held with your left hand and the string released with your right hand. The bow should be selected based upon your dominant eye. If you dont know which eye is dominant then google "how to tell which eye is dominant". It is a newer concept and a lot of oldtimers will shoot base upon which hand they write with. If you have shot a bow in the past then stick with whatever is more comfortable. But if you are new to the sport, choose based upon your dominant eye. You will be more accurate.