That is beautiful!!!!
Definitely a keeper!
Definitely a keeper!
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That was my very first store bought bow. I think I paid around $40 for it in 1968 at Bellows Archery in Dallas.Comment
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Holy Smokes!! someone looked way back in the files to dig up this post. I last posted on this last year. And yep still LOVE my Red WingComment
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Wing rwh
hey guys i live in virginia but i found this site, room or what ever it is by accident. ny uncle got a brand new target recurve at a flea market for $8, so i looked it up for him and it goes for about $130 - $160. then i got the idea to try to find out something about my bow. i bought a wing archery red wing hunter 58" , 52# , RA13370. I found this place and read all of it pertaining to my bow. i've had it for at least 16 years now. early on my brothers and i really just abused it the way we shot every day. well after finding out what i have then finding that the bass pro shops here or anywhere else does a whole lot or recurve stuff at all, i would like to ask some questions... 1) going by the SN# what year was it made? i've gotten 3 different strings from 3 different people that are said to be in the know. 2) what kind of string should i use? no one around here sell string silencers for anything but compounds, 3) what is the best string silencer? 4) is it worth using anymore since about 75% of the varnish is cracking. It seems that i've been doing it wrong all this time.
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Marv, that old bow is extremely volatile and might blow up any time. Just put it in a box with some bubble wrap and ship it to me so it can be properly disposed of. I'm an expert in dangerous archery ordinance disposal.Comment
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is it common to shoot off the shelf or an arrow rest with a recurve?Comment
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I have a buddy that shoots one those Wing bows everyday. It's a nice old bow.
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Looks just like my Wing I bought in '68. But seems like it was a 49#.
Wish I still had it but when things got tough, things got sold.Comment
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