What limbs will fit a Samick Sage?

Registered. Samick Polaris limbs fit sage risers. they go as low as 25#.

Are recurve bow limbs interchangeable?

Takedown recurve limbs are interchangeable between risers that use the same limb attachment system. Limb attachment systems can be divided into 2 basic categories: Proprietary systems and the International Limb Fitting (ILF) system.

How wide are Samick Sage limbs?

1.568″ wide
Smack sage limbs are 1.568″ wide . 583″ thick from end of limb to center of bolt hole .

How long can you leave a Samick Sage strung?

Leave it strung for 10 years and it will be just fine.

How long are Samick Sage limbs?

62″
The Samick Sage is the most bow for your buck! Everything you need in a bow at an unbelievable price. The 62″ length allows for stable, smooth shooting for almost any draw length.

Can you mix and match risers and limbs?

If you use an iLF riser then yes you can mix and match limbs no problem.

Is it OK to leave a Samick Sage strung?

Leaving the bow strung will not cause any damage or loss of draw weight with a modern glass-lam bow like the Sage. You are far more likely to cause damage while improperly stringing/unstringing the bow.

Should I Unstring my Samick Sage?

It’s healthy to unstring every traditional bow when you’re not using it. It helps to keep the limbs from warping and losing power. I personally unstring my Samick Sage when I’m done using it, but I keep the limbs screwed in.

Should you buy Samick Sage recurve bow limbs?

So, if you are thinking about buying an extra limb or changing the limbs of your bow, then you might not find a better limb then the samick sage recurve bow limbs.

What’s the difference between Samick limbs and Martin limbs?

Samick puts a grommet in the holes, where Martin uses large washers, so you will need to buy a couple of 5/8″ stove bolts that are 1/4″ shorter than the ones that came from Martin. I bought the 40lb. Samick limbs for smaller game shooting versus the 50LB.

Is the Samic Sage riser any good?

But you can only use it by a Samic sage riser which is kind of downside for the limbs. Beside it, we don’t find any fault with the limbs.

What is the best draw weight for a Samick bow?

But before doing so, make sure that your raiser or handle support the higher draw weight limbs. The Samick sage recurve limbs comes with nine different draw weight, and those are 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, and 60 pounds. If you want to upgrade your bow to a deer hunting bow, then we suggest you go for the limbs between 45 to 60 pounds.