When it says left hand/right hand is it referring to the hand holding the bow?
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LH/RH is which hand draws the string. If you're unsure which hand you want to be using (regardless of your eye/hand dominance) I'd suggest finding a bow to get a feel for it [hunting/fishing shop maybe] before ordering. I'm both right eye dominant and right-handed, yet the LH was right for me.
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No.. If you are right handed then you will pull the bow string with you right hand, and hold the bow with your left.So when it says right hand it means that you hold the bow with the left hand to pull the sting with your right.
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Partially, it's referring to your hand dominance. A left handed shooter means the archer would grasp the bow w/their right hand while drawing the arrow using their left hand. The opposite applies to a right handed shooter.
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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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Yes it is. Not sure if anyone makes a bow with left draw/right eye or vise versa. Good bow for the money. Same thing as a bowtech without the bowtech price and it's a single cam instead of dual cam just fyi.
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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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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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Holding the bow with your right hand makes you a left handed shooter. Choose the LH option. Good luck!
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This bow is for right handed users. The seller might have a left handed model for sale. But as for the one a did buy it is for right handed. You will have to look at the produced description close when looking at bow online.
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no it is a right handed, a good bow though. I think they make a lefty but mine was right
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Yes it is a right handed bow, Martin makes both right and left handed versions. The two reviewers were most likely sent the wrong product by either miss labeled product or by human error. If this happens just contact the seller and have them exchange it. Hope this helps and happy shooting!
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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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Its set up for right handed people. If you use your left I imagine it will be like anything else you use.
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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 a right hand bow. Really the only ambidextrous bow you could get is a long bow type.
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A right handed bow is held with the left hand and the arrow is pulled with the right.
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Right Handed -Using your left hand to hold the bow and the right hand to pull back
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Following is a link to a video explaining right and left bows. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4pHS_4EU7g Generally a bow is listed as Right hand or Left hand, so I am not sure what "right grip" would mean. Right handed people would hold/grip a bow in their left hand so that they can pull the arrow back with their right hand. The arrow would be placed on the nock, L shaped area, on the right side of the bow.
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A right handed person will hold the bow in their left hand and string with their right. Also a left handed person will hold the bow in their right hand. The bow does have a grip and a sight window that can be used by both. The bow is a good height for a 6 yr old, but the poundage (to pull back) could be to heavy for most that age. Even if they are able to pull it back a few times, they could tire easily and isn't the idea to be able to have fun shooting for an extended length of time.