Check out the manual for the Spirit Recurve Bow. This bow is perfect for family fun, backyard shooting or trips into the woods for bow hunting! The limbs on this bow are made of maple laminations and strong fiberglass. This ensures that you will have the flexibility and durability to meet your shooting needs. This bow will bend, but it will be difficult to get this thing to break. The wood riser has a pale yellow to cream colored look to it that is both visually appealing and durable. Souhtland Archery: http://southlandarchery.com/archery-bows/recurve-bows.html

1. Takedown Bow Parts & Setup
First things first. You need to make sure that you locate all of the contents for your Spirit
Takedown Bow. You should have 1 riser, 2 limbs, 2 bolts, and a string. You will either
have a 62'' model with a 58'' string, or a 54'' bow with a 50'' string. In order to get started,
you need to hold the riser in your hand so that you can determine which side is up. Once
you have that situated, you should place the limbs on the bow. The bottom limb will be
labeled "lower limb." Place the limb in the grooves of the riser and fasten the limb bolt.
Repeat this process for the top limb. VERY IMPORTANT: Do not over-tighten the limb
bolts because this may cause limb damage.
Stringing the Spirit Bow
While there are many ways that one would string a bow, we believe that the safest
method involves the use of a bow stringer (sold separately). Using the step-through
method might cause your limbs to become twisted and the risk of injury is high. When
you are stringing your Spirit Takedown Bow, you want to make sure that piece of the
bowstring with the smaller loop is placed on the bottom limb first. This will ensure an
optimal fit. Figure 1 represents this process graphically.
Bow Maintenance & Safety
• You should always make sure that you unstring your Spirit Takedown Bow when it
is not being used
• Make sure to store your takedown bow in a cool, dry place when not in use
• Shooters rule applies; Never aim or draw at anything that you do not plan to shoot.
• Never draw back your takedown bow without an arrow that is properly nocked. If
you release the bow in this manner you will cause a dry fire.
• Dry firing your Spirit Takedown Bow is dangerous, it can severely damage your
bow and will void any warranty.
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