PSE 60" Coyote™ Takedown Recurve
Item Number: 9040X
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i would like to shoot moose and bear does this have the speed
also im 6 ft 6inch would it have a long enuf draw lenghth
Asked on 9/7/2012 by joe
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This is a gray bow i have the 60# at 29 inches more than enough to hunt big game. So far no problems, also you will need to buy an arrow rest. It fits me perfectly but you have to make sure you measure your draw length before ordering.
Answered on 9/8/2012 by Anonymous
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As long as you have a heavy enough arrow and a bow that is around 55# at your draw you should not have a problem hunting moose and bear.
Answered on 9/10/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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could I use this bow with a 29"-30" drw length
Asked on 8/8/2012 by jacob from abbotsford,bc
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Yes, I shoot a 30" draw. Just remember to add 2 1/2 lbs. per inch over 28".
Good luck…
Answered on 8/8/2012 by Anonymous
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Yes, you could use this bow with a 29'' to 30'' draw length.
Answered on 8/10/2012 by Art from 3Rivers Archery
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Does the riser accept IFL limbs and if not, can IFL limbs be adapted to fit the riser or vica versa?
Asked on 3/25/2012 by Anonymous
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No the Coyote riser does not accept ILF limbs. I do not know of any conversion kits that would allow you to convert the limbs or the riser.
Answered on 4/2/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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I see compound bow users with peep apertures in their strings to use with their sight pins. This bow appears to be able to use sight pins but no peep apertures. Can you use the sight pins effectively without the apetures in the string? ( Considering buying this because I am looking for way to tighten up my shooting without going compund or crossbow)
Asked on 2/15/2012 by Karl from Virginia
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Pins sights can be used effectively without peep sights installed in the string, by the use solid achor points and form can eliminate them.
Answered on 2/16/2012 by Dean from 3Rivers Archery
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i already own a hoyt recurve and i shoot off the shelf, i read you cannot do this with this bow , will a whisker biscuit give this bow a great performance?
Asked on 1/10/2012 by wood44
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The riser is cut past center, so what I did was using some foam I painted black, some duco glue and a adhesive strike plate I built the edge of the riser out to make it shoot center off the shelf. I actually found by not doing this my top limb was getting slightly tweaked since the arrows were slapping to the right at release. After I built it out to center, no issues. Also, if you're a shelf shooter, I used self adhesive velcro for the arrow rest on the shelf. Alot more durable than any of the "beaver hair" etc, that I used in the past. (Just be sure to use the soft "pile" portion, not the hook side of the velcro.)
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what tyoe hunting bow quiver can i put on this bow
Asked on 1/3/2012 by bo from gahanna oh. 43230
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I have 55# and my draw is 28.5. Need to replace string. What length do I need?
Asked on 12/23/2011 by Anonymous from South Arkansas
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What weight for arrows would you need for a 40 pound bow?
Asked on 11/30/2011 by Anonymous
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For spine I would go with the Traditional Only 500's or even the Beman ICS Bowhunters in a 500. For actual arrow weight I would try to stay right around 8-10 grains per pound of draw weight of the bow, so you would be looking at trying to get a finished arrow weight of right around 320-400 grains.
Answered on 12/1/2011 by Shawn from 3Rivers Archery
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Is this bow good for a 14 year old boy
Asked on 11/30/2011 by Anonymous
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Do you need tools to take it apart or assemble
Asked on 10/23/2011 by Anonymous from chicago, Il
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No.
Answered on 10/27/2011 by Shawn from 3Rivers Archery
