JUST picked up a NEW BOW Survival Archers folder

[LAWCOP]

https://www.survivalarcherysystems.c...s-not-included

Very interesting product and very well engineered.
Haven't had a chance to shoot it yet.

Will provide report on it.

I already had the shorter version that you have to take one of the limbs off and turn it around to assemble it for use.
After I became used to it I could keep all the arrows into 3 inches at 30yds. Not bad for a folding "stick" bow with no bells or whistles on it using the take down arrows.

3 of them will fit inside the bow body so you are never out of "ammo."

https://www.survivalarcherysystems.c...s/survival_bow

[LAWCOP]

Re: JUST picked up a NEW BOW Survival Archers folder

OK..
FIELD REPORT on my new SAS folding bow.

IT WORKS... just as imagined it would.

THe limbs fold out and you string it and knock the arrows and do your "Kentucky" windage and ranging and all the other things required with a sightless stick bow and let her fly.

Is it like shooting a crossbow or the sight pinned compound? No.
But after I got used to it I was keeping my shots into 3" or tighter out at 30yds and it sent the arrows deep into my target.

It also produced the same groups with the longer one piece arrows I use in the compound bow. They shoot as well as I can shoot so it certainly will not be the equipment if I have a problem I cannot resolve.

It is much faster to get into use that my smaller one with the one limb that has to be flipped. But with either one it is slower to get the take down arrows out of the bow and assembled than it is to get the bow ready to fire.

All told, I am content that it will keep firing under conditions that would render the new fangled bows useless pieces of glass and plastic.

I rank it a

[Herr Walther]

Re: JUST picked up a NEW BOW Survival Archers folder

That's cool. Small, compact and foldable. I like it.

[LAWCOP]

Re: JUST picked up a NEW BOW Survival Archers folder

AND it is built like a stone hammer. I am sure you could break one but I am just not sure how you could do it.
The way it goes together even if you lost all the parts and pins you could still make due with some rusty nails or bolts to attach the limbs and make a shot.

It will last a lot longer than I will short of getting run over by a truck.