Is the draw stop finger attachment for a different model of bow press? As I got one with my green bow press and it is amazing and a great invention and well worth the money 😊😎
Those neat adapters on the limb tips of that Mathews bow aren't on "all" Mathews bows! So then, what is the proper positioning (if any) for limbs without these adapters?
Good morning! In cases where you press older Mathews that don’t have “Limb Support Caps” you would just ensure the fingers are at an angle so the bow doesn’t contact the bow press!!
Hello, to press the V3 you will need to lean the bow press fingers inward to give the bow enough clearance to press. For the Traverse you'd just press it just like any other compound bow out there.
Hello! You can. Depending on the size of the c clamps, that would determine how secure it is. When we attend shows and what not, we have used c clamps for years ourselves for mounting the presses to benches/tables.
Great product. I want one, but at almost $1000 Canadian, it's not even close to being a deal. Probably cost less than 100 bucks to mass produce. Seriously, 50 bucks of steel, 20 bucks of hardware. 30 bucks production costs.
Just ordered one from Black Ovis. Can’t wait to get this project started.
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Is the draw stop finger attachment for a different model of bow press? As I got one with my green bow press and it is amazing and a great invention and well worth the money 😊😎
Those neat adapters on the limb tips of that Mathews bow aren't on "all" Mathews bows! So then, what is the proper positioning (if any) for limbs without these adapters?
Good morning! In cases where you press older Mathews that don’t have “Limb Support Caps” you would just ensure the fingers are at an angle so the bow doesn’t contact the bow press!!
How do I adjust my fingers for a Mathews V3 and Mathews Traverse
Hello, to press the V3 you will need to lean the bow press fingers inward to give the bow enough clearance to press. For the Traverse you'd just press it just like any other compound bow out there.
I just ordered one, do I still need adapters for the Hoyt’s? New or old? Thanks
Hello, you do not. Other than for the 2016 and 2017 Hoyt Defiant series which also included the HyperEdge and Double XL from those two years alone.
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What about the draw stop finger?
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can you use c clamps is it secure?
Hello! You can. Depending on the size of the c clamps, that would determine how secure it is. When we attend shows and what not, we have used c clamps for years ourselves for mounting the presses to benches/tables.
would this work with a hoyt torrex?
For sure it will!
I want to completely take down my bow. Can you press and then let a bow all the way down with this press?
You can! Yes. For sure.
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Great product. I want one, but at almost $1000 Canadian, it's not even close to being a deal. Probably cost less than 100 bucks to mass produce. Seriously, 50 bucks of steel, 20 bucks of hardware. 30 bucks production costs.
Where is the easy green 1000 Canadian? Does that include shipping?