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Get tutorials on how to care for, tune and maintain your Bob Lee takedown recurve or longbow, enjoy vintage hunting videos, get to know Hall of Fame member Bob Lee of Wing Archery fame as well as the second and third generations bowyers, Rob and JJ, designers and craftsmen behind the company's current line of award-winning traditional bows.
Rob Lee's Preferred Method for Measuring Draw Length
Rob and Axsel demonstrate how to accurately determine draw length - a number critical to bow performance but often measured incorrectly. At Bob Lee Bows, we discover quite frequently that shooters are using an erroneous number as their draw length, which affects the draw weight (poundage) of the bow. A correct draw length measurement is also an important factor when selecting the overall length of a trad bow to ensure you get full functionality of the limbs. And finally, a true draw length number is needed when choosing arrow specs.
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How to Tie an Adjustable Nock Point
Просмотров 39 тыс.6 лет назад
JJ demonstrates how to tie a "walking" nock using BCY Poly Grip center serving for a fully adjustable nock point on your bow string (for traditional archers and compound shooters alike). Very handy for “on the fly” adjustment, especially for three under shooters and for fine tuning.
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Arrows: The [Critical] Difference between GPI and GPP
Просмотров 7 тыс.7 лет назад
JJ at Bob Lee Bows explains the importance of calculating the correct Grains Per Pound (GPP) for the arrows you pair with your traditional bow, and he'll explain why Grains Per Inch (GPI) is so often confused with this critical measurement and how to distinguish between the two for the best performance (and protection) of your recurve or longbow.
How to Prevent Damage to your Bob Lee Bow
Просмотров 10 тыс.7 лет назад
JJ gives a brief overview of common mistakes made during assembly, stringing, shooting, storage and transport of a Bob Lee bow, and provides a walk-through of the correct methods and maintenance to prevent damage caused by these mistakes. A must-see for any Bob Lee bow owner!
How to String and SEAT your Bob Lee Stabi-Lock™ Bow
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.7 лет назад
JJ demonstrates the best (and only SAFE) way to string your Bob Lee Stabi-Lock™ recurve or longbow. He also explains the importance of "seating" the limb assembly wedge into the riser channel when you first string up your bow.
How to Assemble a Bob Lee Stabi-Lock™ Bow
Просмотров 7 тыс.7 лет назад
Watch as JJ of Bob Lee Bows discusses the components of a Stabi-Lock™ slide-in limb attachment system, and demonstrates the most efficient way to slide the limb wedge into the riser channel.
A Quick Glimpse inside Bob Lee Bows
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.7 лет назад
Bob Lee Bows is a third-generation family business located in Jacksonville, Texas, founded by early Archery pioneer Bob Lee in 1951 under the brand Wing Archery. The company has a worldwide following with its handcrafted traditional bows, having received the distinction of Best Recurve in a national field test, and with Bob Lee receiving membership into the Bowhunting Hall of Fame and Archery H...
Bob Lee Bow Care - How to Install a Quiver
Просмотров 17 тыс.7 лет назад
JJ of Bob Lee Bows in Jacksonville, Texas, takes you through the steps of adding a Great Northern arrow quiver to a Bob Lee takedown recurve or long bow that features the double bolt, double pin limb system.
Bob Lee Bow Care - How to String and Unstring Your Bow
Просмотров 15 тыс.7 лет назад
JJ of Bob Lee Bows in Jacksonville, Texas, demonstrates the best way (and the ONLY safe way) to string your recurve or longbow to prevent damage to your bow and to your person.
Bob Lee Bow Care - How to Safely Transport and Store Your Bow
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JJ of Bob Lee Bows in Jacksonville, Texas, discusses how to safeguard your bow from heat and moisture damage, the best practices for storing and displaying your bow, safe transport in a vehicle, and deciding factors on whether to store your bow strung and when it's important to unstring it.
Bob Lee Bow Care - Setting your Nock Point
Просмотров 144 тыс.7 лет назад
JJ of Bob Lee Bows in Jacksonville, Texas, explains how to find the correct placement for your arrow nocking point on your bow string, and how to make any necessary setting adjustments to help ensure optimal arrow flight and performance for your Bob Lee recurve or long bow.
Bob Lee Bow Care - Silencer Suggestion
Просмотров 10 тыс.7 лет назад
JJ of Bob Lee Bows in Jacksonville, Texas, discusses the best methods for introducing string silencers to maximize the quietness of your Bob Lee model takedown recurve or long bow.
Bob Lee Bow Care - How to Adjust Brace Height on your Recurve or Longbow
Просмотров 21 тыс.7 лет назад
JJ of Bob Lee Bows in Jacksonville, Texas, discusses the importance of measuring, setting and maintaining the correct brace height (also known as fistmele) for your Bob Lee recurve or longbow. JJ also explains why the correct setting is crucial for best performance and longevity of a traditional bow.
Bob Lee Bow Care - How to Assemble Your BOLT-UP Model
Просмотров 4 тыс.7 лет назад
JJ of Bob Lee Bows in Jacksonville, Texas, demonstrates the correct way to assemble and disassemble a Bob Lee 3-piece (takedown) traditional recurve or longbow with detachable limbs that feature the exclusive double-pin, double bolt system. (PLEASE NOTE: If you own a Bob Lee Ultimate or other Stabi-Lock model, check out our Stabi-Lock Assembly Video).
Bob Lee / Wing Archery - Radio Interview
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Bob Lee / Wing Archery - Radio Interview
Bob Lee - Wing Archery Founder - Shooting with Son Rob
Просмотров 12 тыс.7 лет назад
Bob Lee - Wing Archery Founder - Shooting with Son Rob
I'm beginning archery and found this information helpful. Thank you for sharing.
How can you set it on a horse bow/instinctive thumb draw bow that has no arrow shelf?
Thanks! Great tutorial!!!!❤
When I see the man in the shop actually making what he's talking about I will definitely listen to what he says.
Your intro was like a sick porno for bow enthusiasts especially with the wailing distorted guitar
Best video on this! Thank you
So cool
Sad you no longer make bows with wood risers.
When it comes to the brace height range, is there any guidance as to where in the range you should look to setup?
What are your reasons for using only 1 nocking point? Are you guys shooting split or 3 under? Going to try this one. I use two nock points but may end up just using the top one, since I am shooting 3 under. I just want a nock point on the bottom that's adjustable and wont wind down the string from shooting. If I use super glue, I might as well tie on a non-adjustable nock point.
Maybe watch the video again and give it a try - it is explained how to properly install so that the nock will stay put - unless, of course, you apply a certain amount of force to deliberately move it. The nock is indeed fully adjustable after installing. Toward the end of the video, you can watch as the nock is twisted up and down to adjust. As for our typical setup, we do create a double nock point for each string that ships with our bows. We only showed the one since we didn't see the need to show the second install. Hope this helps!
When hanging it by the pegs strung is it ok to leave the quiver on with all the arrows in it?
thank you
Thank you
Thank you
Thanks JJ, tell Rob Hi from me, Kelly Peterson.
Great videos, straight to the point. Also love the guitar intro.
Would you recomend going slightly lower or higher on the recomended brace height?
Thank you man. Simple and clean
strange they don't make one piece reflex/deflex longbows.
I dream of a bob le recurve someday
very cool...I wish I could have experienced the 50s. Pax Americana
i believe you gave my Papa, charles L. a bow about 25 years ago to give to his only grandson. i am that grandson and i still have the Wing Archery Falcon you gave him. i found the bow today and now this video pops up? i foundly remember the visit at 7 years old and thats gorgeous new bow you gave him to give to me... lifes wild yo.
I will get 60" black hunter bow, with 29" of a draw. It had 7.3 - 8" brace height. Didn't check how much draw is for 30lbs power. Is that right size for me? Considering I wil use it for hunting, after I get 40# limbs sometime when I get used on shooting the bow
Thank dude. Your a fing genius. Keep posting, please.
Hi guys im from QUEBEC PROVICE IN CANADA ...BOIS DES FILION TOWN EXACLY NEAR MONTREAL......I WONDER IF SOMEONE COULD HELP .ME PUT A FABRICATION DATE ON MY [BOB LEE STICK PRO] AN HYBRID LONG BOW HERE MY SPECIFICATIONS ...62" inch long....48 #at 28"....
I have a red wing hunter takedown 55lb drawl alsome shooting bow don't know when it was made but I love the way it shoots and the wood riser is a beautiful bow. love it
Nice shooting 🎯
I have a old Red Wing Hunter by Head Ski Co. Can you tell me what the brace height is supposed to be? I'm sitting right at 7¾
Just curious if the old colts woods master one piece recurve were produced by Bob Lee, it's what I had been told just wanted to confirm or discredit ? I never could shoot the bow due to heavy draw weight just seeking info, hope all is well
What about if you have a longer then 28 inch draw length? Will it damage the bow ?
Where can you get those at I can find any for sale online?
I have my laminated bow but due to the weather climate codition how to protect from that? And all steel screw are rusty for compound bow. also
good evening J.J.lee I just bought a take down, it arrived 3 days ago, I wanted to buy the bag, I wrote several times but don't answer, do you have bags for a 62 take down? thank you very much
Great video
I just placed my order today 62"@45# Shikari
salve! quindi deve sempre misurare 8
hi but when it is assembled it is left assembled forever thanks Daniele
I will be calling you tomorrow Monday to place a order on a stick bow
Lovely bow, I am in South Africa, how much is a bow like that at 40lb? it is a lovely looking recurve.
Thanks for the lesson!
Im new to bob lee bows, They're beautiful and will be my next bow. Curious though, is the piece that creates the bayonet fitting that attaches to the limb and slides into the riser, is it available in different mass weight material? This would allow barebow like balancing with parts that are integral to the bow (not stuff hung on the outside) thanks
Bruh you showed stringing not restringing maybe fix the title
Unstring is the same steps, just that you pull the top loop off instead of sliding it on. Tip- Try to get used to doing this WITHOUT looking at the limbs. Since the bow is under some tension its safer not to keep the most vulnerable part of your face pointed to the stress point.
Video starts at 0:38.
Just picked up my first vintage recurve, so glad I watched this. Thank you!
This is the ONLY one that has actually worked of all I've tried from many, many youtube videos.
Every bow maker says use the bow stringer, but then every time I've been with a bow maker including of quite a big name company, he strung his bow with his leg. Soo, do people really use their bow stringer?? In the back country?! Bob Lee?
Does your D97 string come with that adjustable nock?
We offer both our "naked" D97 string for $20, and our fully rigged (puffs installed and our adjustable nock) for $40 on our web site. Hope this helps!
That has got to be the best description of how to find a nock point I've ever heard... Thank you for this Video..........
will the draw length chance with the thickness if the riser?
Arguably if the riser was extremely thick, it could but not by any measurable amount. Hope this helps!
I need advice pls. I have a generic 60" recurve bow. My brace height is 10." I know this is too much for any bow. Do I change it by putting on a longer string? The string now is 51." Thank you!!
As a general rule of thumb, the string length should be 4" less than the overall length of the bow. You can contact 3 Rivers Archery and get a Flemish Twist bow string. This will probably make a huge difference for you. Hope this helps.
@@BobLeeBows Great, thank you for the advice! It is the string that came with the bow. Wow, 9' difference. It's a Chinese bow with no details. I wouldn't expect nothing less from China. I would love to get a bowstring from you but unfortunately, I live in Viet Nam. Many thanks again!