| From: Ben
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| Date: 21-Apr-17 |
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Can anyone tell me what thickness of leather the commercially made leather bow saddles are. Thinking of using one on a bow that has a little smaller grip than I like to increase the size of it.
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| From: JustSomeDude
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| Date: 22-Apr-17 |
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I once got some deerskin elbow patches off of eBay and used them on a grip with a skinny throat that was irritating the web of my hand. Worked and looked great.
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| From: fdp
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| Date: 22-Apr-17 |
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My guess is they use what ever they can get in useable size remnants.
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| From: Elkhuntr
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| Date: 22-Apr-17 |
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ben, if you referring to the self adhesive bow saddle sold by 3R, I have them on two recurves. they're not very thick, maybe 3/16" or so.
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 22-Apr-17 |
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What Elkhuntr said. I used them on my bows back in the 70's so they have been around awhile.
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 22-Apr-17 |
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Neet makes them, and F.S. Discount Archery, and The Footed Shaft sells them.
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| From: grizz
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| Date: 22-Apr-17 |
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I use them on my bows and if the smooth leather saddle isn't thick enough, there is a suede saddle that is considerably thicker.
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| From: casekiska
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| Date: 03-May-17 |
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Bow saddles were around in the 1960s. I used one on a Hoyt Pro-Medalist in '64.
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