I wondering if useing a bowmaster bow press will void warranty?
I wondering if useing a bowmaster bow press will void warranty?
I don't see why it would, pretty much operates on the same principle as drawing the bow does.
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I've used one many times on all my bows that require a press. I use the split limb adapters and it works real well. Just don't forget to put the draw stops back in before you draw the bow!
70# GT500
His bow remains steady, and his arms are made strong by the power of the mighty God of Jacob. Gen. 49:24
I use one on all my bows, never had a problem.
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70# GT500
His bow remains steady, and his arms are made strong by the power of the mighty God of Jacob. Gen. 49:24
What kind of rest are you using? Do you think I would be able to use a Bowmaster without the split limb adapters on a GT500 with a QAD rest? I don't want to have to remove the draw stops to use.
Anybody try the portable press sold on AT by rockscout? It looks like it would work good if there isn't a clearance issue between the cam and limb.
'08 1/2 Elite GT-500 70lb 30"
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I have had to use one on my GT500 and all I did was wrap a cloth around the string stopper, no problems. it barely grazed the string stopper and the cloth kept it from getting scratched.