Product Description Have hot Bow, will travel! Martin Jaguar Take - down Recurve Bow. This Bow is performance ready, lightweight and breaks down to travel in a pack or anywhere! A classical right-hand Recurve Bow with tremendous feel and accuracy. If you want to go into the backcountry with a sharp Bow, the package is right here: Light, strong aluminum / magnesium riser; Solid limb alignment system secures resilient wood / fiberglass laminate limbs; Thermal grip is comfortable with sure control; Brace height 7-7 1/2"; You can add any arrow rest, stabilizer or quiver.; 60"l., weighs 2 lbs., 12 ozs. Right hand only.; State Draw Weight. Go where the game is with this predator... order now! WARNING: You must be 18 or older to purchase this product. This product cannot be shipped to D.C.; MA or Puerto Rico. This product cannot be shipped Parcel Post. Please check your State, County and City laws for restrictions before ordering this product. Martin Jaguar Take-down Recurve Bow
Customer Reviews: great bow, great serviceMay 29, 2010 Daniel A. Montoya(Fallbrook, CA) When stringing the bow the first time, I sneezed and let the string slip on wrong, which led to a limb snapping... before i even shot the bow. I called the vendor and they gave me a free exchange! I'm now enjoying shooting this awesome (for the budget) recurve bow.
Not bad for a first bowMay 18, 2010 Ricardo Serrano(Cincinnati) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this and had only small trouble getting the limbs on. There was some wobble until until it was strung. It's powerful at 50lbs draw. Seems sturdy enough and easy to transport than a compound bow since it comes apart. Not too bad for the price.
garbageApril 29, 2010 J. Hill(Spartanburg, SC) 7 out of 8 found this review helpful
Don't waste your time & money on this bow. I purchased one, assembled & strung it (despite a lack of instructions), and planned on shooting it the next day. In the morning, I found that one of the limbs had delaminated (i.e., the fiberglass on the outside of the limb had separated from the wood inside and the limb was bent at an almost 90-degree angle. The bow had NEVER BEEN FIRED...only test-drawn 3-4 times to determine proper arrow length. Total garbage.
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