Setting up your Samick Sage Recurve
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- Setting up your Samick Sage Recurve from start to finish. Learn proper assembly, setup, stringing your recurve, adjusting brace height and shooting techniques. A great start for a great buy in a recurve bow.
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Best explanation and instructions on the net. Thank you. Answered exactly what i wanted
Thank you for making this and the explanations as to why you're doing what you're doing. Very well done.
What a GREAT video. 341.2k views at this point. My bow story started out in the early 70's. I was shooting nocks. After being away for awhile a couple of years ago I decided to get back into bows and wavered between a crossbow and a recurve. I chose the crossbow, of course. Oh, it's the gun of bows alright...but a complete boat anchor to haul around and negative minus 40 balance. I'm still pining for the recurve. Used to be around here there were bow specialists on every corner. All gone. So I see for under a couple of hundred bucks I can get a good (new)quality recurve and all the doodads. My wife will not be happy one of these days.
Learned two new things...the twist and the three finger under method. What a GREAT video! Thanks, if you're still around. Neat! Gonna stash it away for the day.
aren't crossbows the gun of bows?
@@goodlux777 Well sure Rob. Except unlike a gun there is no balance to 'em. Takes brute force or a real good prop to shoot the things for top accuracy.
He is a calm speaker, but he explains everything you need to know step by step.
Brilliant, sir.
Except he didn't actually distinguished the difference between left and right handed
I am new to using a recurve bow and is having problems putting the string on and looking for assistance and your video helped me more than anyone else's. Thanks so much for sharing this information with all of us new users.
I can’t say enough about this video. Very instructive and easy to follow. Thank you!
Wow , best 13 minutes I spent on utube. In a long time. Thank you
Thank you for the video. I'm 54 years old and brand new to archery. I have only shot about 5 arrows so far and I appreciate the tips
Can I suggest you watch a few you tube videos of seasoned archers firing their arrows. Watch everything they do - how they stand, hold their bow, how far they draw back the arrow etc, and try to copy their habits. If you do, you will become an excellent archer!
you still alive pops
Awesome! Best video about Samick sage on TH-cam thanks! I have one one the way
Went to an indoor Archery range for the first time and loved it. Looking to pick up this bow very soon. Thanks for the detailed setup video.
he didnt say it but the string will have a loop that is bigger than the other and you want to put that end on your top limb so you can slide it down when your stringing
Except for the fact that the string that Samick supplies doesn't have that.... but let's not let facts confuse the internet know it alls, right?
I agree the string that came with my bow had the same size loop both ends
@@fdghn4567 your comment doesn't even make sense....
The discovery does and I figured that but hadn't confirmed it. Thanks
@@lpburke86
The sage I received a week ago sept. 22 has the B55 dacron string with one larger loop. I thought they sent the wrong one at only 58" long but now know it is supposed to be.
Excellent video. Did not know I was supposed to twist the string!
You only twist the string IF you need to increase or decrease the brace height of the bow. Depending on string type it will also 'stretch' at first. It is not really stretching so much as it is 'tightening' up the twists allowing the string to lengthen. It usually takes several times of stringing and unstringing the bow the first couple dozen shots to get brace height set up. Good luck.
This was really helpful. We just bought two of these for our family (different draw weights) and we're all enjoying the bows. They came with virtually no information so your video really helped us out. Thanks! And +100 on recommending a bow stringer!
Awesome video! Really helps for setting up my recurve bow. Especially adding a new string. Thanks a bunch!!!
Fantastic video! Covered way more than I expected thank you very much!
Thanks for uploading this video I plan on getting my Samick Sage in a week so this was very helpful.
Best review on this bow i have seen! Most helpful. 👍🏻
Very informative. Clear and concise explanations...thanks!
Looking to purchase this bow for myself being a beginner and all. And I must say this was a highly informative and very satisfying video. Thank you very much!
Oswaldo Gutierrez Just as a tip, if you're a beginner - do not go by these poundage guidelines. 40-50 pound limbs for a beginner is just nuts.
You need to be able to shoot ~70-100 arrows at a time, to enjoy the sport and not hurt yourself, go with a lower poundage draws weight. Limbs are pretty cheap so if you want to increase draw weight when your back muscles are used to it, it wont be expensive.
If I would have started with 40-50 pounds draw weight, I would have only been able to shoot 10-15 arrows before losing form. That kills the enjoyment of shooting really.
Great and super proffessional explanation !
Wow this video is about everything I need to know. Right On!
Straight and to the point. Thanks for video.
Thanks for the excellent video. I watched it full screen on my wide-screen monitor and it was HD and jitter-free throughout. Nice group!
Awesome video! Thanks so much for the info, I'm so excited for mine to ship!
Such a great video, thanks so much! It really helped me to know how to string and shoot my new bow.
Thank you for a very educational video
ur instructions are very clear. thank u sir
Best video I've seen for bow setup except for the minimum draw weight recommendations.
T higgman what do you mean?
Nubian Emporer they are to high for a beginner..
It’s for hunting, they have to be higher to ensure a proper kill.
Got my Samick Sage today :) This video was very informative and useful. Thanks!
Great review, im waiting mine samic on Thursday. Im so excited.
Awesome review!! Thank you !! I come from 3 year of shooting compound and im thinking of getting this bow
What an excellent instructional video!
Great video and nice Way in to bowing. Brad is super teacher.
nock high holy crap this explains why my shoots are in consistant.
Awesome bow. Ordered mine!
Real good video, nice , easy to follow instructions.
Outstanding video !! Thanks so much, I learned a lot !!
Excellent video bless your time and effort
Excellent video! Thanks very much.
Thanks Brad. It appears by the tracking # that I will have my bow this Fri. Looking forward to using it with my son. I looked to see your other videos thinking that a novice like myself will get a lot out of. I see that you only have a few. I'll check back to see some future tutorials and product demos. Thanks!
thank you for the unboxing! great video!
Great video! I've taken lessons from 2 local archery ranges, and everybody seems to give slightly conflicting advice. I will have to ask them about the 3 under next time I practice.
I just bought one of these and I really needed this. Thanks!
"will you answer a question from 3 rivers archery?" Please see link... hahaha thank you for helping me refer people always asking the same basic questions!
I found this video really informative, particuarly on how to install the limbs and string the bow. Very clear instructions. This is also the first I've heard of twisting the string, and what exactly brace height is and how to check it.
I recently ordered a Samick Sage of my own after spending the better part of this year learning to shoot a cheaper, 25lb recurve, and I'm looking forward to seeing how well it performs in comparison.
I'm going to buy a bow stringer... thank you for this video, it was a great help.
IKR ... the bow stringer is LIFE.
Great video. Thanks for posting!
Great show ! Best I have seen .
Got my #45 Sage few days ago,and i love it
Sale M where did you get yours from? Glad you like it looking to get one tomorrow as well!
Useful and professional provided info.
What a great video. My wife is getting me a Sage Spyder so i can get some good practice in before next deer season.
Perfect video for me. Just received mine yesterday so this was very helpful
Just found your channel. Great instructions and review of the bow. Thank you
Just got one, shoots nice! Good video!
Yes thanks for the info, I got one today only 40 pounds tried it out at 10 meters and yep shoots a treat.
Great, thorough video.
Thanks, this is a really great video
Well done great video
Really well done Brad!
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Great video sir, thank you ~
Samick Sage
The AR15 of bows
omg i had no idea mine is just packed up for years
Great video. Thanks!
Very helpful, thank you!
Thanks you wear very helpful
thanks for the tips and instructions.
Very helpful thanks for your time
Wow thank you buddy for the tips! I really need to see this! Greatly appreciated :)
Great video
Great video, thanks
well done, well explained
Excellent video, thank you so much! I learned a lot. I'll check your website to buy (if you ship international)
Well done, thanks!
Good video. However, I am consistently amazed at how people shoot and recommend to heavy a draw weight, either traditional or compound. Over twenty years ago I was shooting 50-60 lbs compound while others were shooting 70. Speed was the in thing and I watched them struggle while I enjoyed easily pulling back every time. Amazingly I had no problems ever killing deer, etc. Glad to see delusion still exists.
I hunt with a 110lb Horse Bow lol. Love punching heavy broadheads clean through the shoulders and out the other side. Makes tracking easy when they drop on the spot every time.
Great informations! Thanks a lot!
Very informative!
Really Good video! Thank you
straight forward, nice vid.
The bow is quite nice but the string is only so so, put on a more modern flemish twist in a better material and it made a big change. The rest didn't last long so I cleaned it off and put on a bear rest and now it shoots really smooth and quite. Even with the extra few bucks this bow shoots really nice.
Brad
Please talk more
your video is most informative and helpful
big thanks to you
What he says about putting the nock half an inch higher is very important. When I set mine up, I logically assumed that I'd nock an arrow, then use a square to square the arrow with the string, then put the nock above. This shot horribly, the arrow kicked way out as it flew and I didn't know what was going on at first.
Thanks for the informative video. Nicely done.
Well done ...thank you sir
Thank you for your video
i have ordered my 3rd bow " but first recurve bow 50lbs its a mongolian hunting/horse bow 50 lbs my feather arrows came today " my other 2 compound bows a junior vortex barnet 29lbs and my ASD pro hawk 75 lbs are cool bows but i eagerly await my delivery of my first recurve :) cool vid
Well presented good quality review and instructional video. Naysayers go ..........video shows all there is one needs to begin.
Own several Samicks's. Very decent bows. Even Polaris does good job. And that comes from all life compound shooter! Go figure. Good review hands down!
Thanks Brad!
very helpful
if this is your first bow I would definitely, definitely recommend 35 pounds. this will help you immensely with properly practicing form and consistency when shooting. the muscle memory will develop with time and with the Sage you can get higher poundage limbs at that time. IMO anything above 35 for a new shooter is a bad idea
Get 40# if you plan to hunt. Many places require 40# minimum for hunting big-game animals.
I think trying out different draw weight bows at a shop in person can be much better than online recommendations from anyone including your 35# recommendation. Doing this, a shop can set you up with the correct length arrows, arrow spine and field point weight as well for the bow that will work for you. For example I bought the 45# sage starting out completely new a month ago after trying out bows in a pro shop and it was a good starting weight for me; however, I'm 6'1" with an athletic build and 30" draw length so I can't speak for most. They also measured my actual draw weight at the 30 inches which was 48ish pounds with the bow I purchased.
Frankie Dudie ygy
What is the ideal bow length/size for a 5'10" guy? Is 54" ok?
I got a 50lb for free and I've never used one before :/
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Dale
Top Job.
Thank you, gentleman
Complete and informative. Thanks for this... Just a quick question, what is the ideal length of bow for a 5'10?
I like my samick sage ,now I'm a lefty but I've always shot right handed ,and I got a 60# due to shooting 85#+ longbows
Thank you.
Lancaster archery could/would not give me the brace height for my brand new Samick Nighthawk I just recieved 2 days ago. Thanks again.
Nice vid, Brad, but you could have demonstrated the use of a bow square to determine the nock height.
Thank you.
Bought mine for $119 in 2015. Great quality bow.
Hi! thanks for the great video. I have problems assembling my bow, as the bolts won't go all the way in by hand. What do you recommend?
I'm 65 yrs old and been into archery for about 3 years now. My bow is around 40lbs pull weight, which for me is fine. At the end of a day's shooting the arms and shoulders can get quite tired and achy.
That is the exact bow that I got today. BUT like a fool I did get the 50lb..... probably should have gotten the 30 to 40. My arms are not as big as yours at all, and yours were shaking a bit. So I may order a different one tomorrow, let one of the kids (30 yr olds...haaa) have this one. But your instruction is greatly appreciated, sir.