From: dr22shooter
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Date: 07-Jun-18 |
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new #3 limbs 40 lbs b handle 42 lbs a handle came in today , bottom limb no problem in new phenolic bubinga a riser top limb would not go in all other limbs I have fit fine called got return label and sent them back to bear archery sure hate that--- dr
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From: grizzley21
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Date: 07-Jun-18 |
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there was just a thread about this,, you could of fit it yourself without sending them back,,
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From: SB
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Date: 07-Jun-18 |
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Yep...a simple one screw adustment!
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From: fdp
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Date: 07-Jun-18 |
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well fella's, that kind of what happens when things are finished by hand.
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From: dr22shooter
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Date: 07-Jun-18 |
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I worked pretty hard for the couple dollars I have and when I spend that much for something I expect it to work dr
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From: fdp
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Date: 07-Jun-18 |
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I don't disagree with you. However, there are lots of conversations on here about how Bear should do more custom hand work on their bows. That's the danger of custom hand work. Especially when the riser isn't there to fit the limbs to.
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From: KyPhil
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Date: 07-Jun-18 |
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I'm not sure how those brackets are made but if they are cast and a hair different between lots then it would be difficult for Bear to keep a perfect tight alignment between risers and limbs. I have 3 risers and 6 sets of limbs and they fit different between the risers and while some may be tight and some loose they do line up in the bracket. I bought two new sets of limbs and one had be tinkered with to make it fit and the other fit fine.
Now you can put 30 year old Widow limbs on new riser and the alignment pins and hole will match perfectly, vice versa as well, every time.
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