SKU: 50161420739

SAS Siege 55lb 29" Compound Bow w/ 5-Spot Paper Target Silver/Black -Refurbished

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SAS Siege 55lb 29" Compound Bow w/ 5-Spot Paper Target Silver/Black -RefurbishedOverview: Do you want to give your shooters the best chance to develop their talents in archery? Then choose SAS Siege Compound Bow and give shooters the right gear of high quality and durability. This archery bow is among the starter compound bows for sale in the market. The bow features a 41. 5 axle to axle, 29 draw length, 206 FPS. This compressed ABS limb spans balance, weight and strength to continue the life of the bow. This compound has a

Overview:

Do you want to give your shooters the best chance to develop their talents in archery? Then choose SAS Siege Compound Bow and give shooters the right gear of high quality and durability. This archery bow is among the starter compound bows for sale in the market.

The bow features a 41.5” axle to axle, 29” draw length, 206 FPS. This compressed ABS limb spans balance, weight and strength to continue the life of the bow. This compound has a strong piece layered limb used to draw weights up to 55 lbs. Loosening the bolt will decrease the draw weight by 5 pounds & tightening it will increase the weight 5 pounds.

The limbs are accommodated in place by the back pivoting limb pockets, a strong connection with rigid tolerances for enhanced accuracy. A curb appeal is given to the bow by the riser. The number of cut outs in the riser provides the compound bow a waffle look. When the string is pulled back, the bow takes 55 lbs of force and it happens prior to the twin cam idlers activate. When the string is released, an arrow is launched at an outstanding speed of 206 feet per second.

Highlights:

  • Compressed ABS Limbs for long life.
  • Bow Adjustable Sight.

Specifications:

  • Draw Length: 29".
  • Draw Weight: 40-55 lbs.
  • Axle to Axle: 41.5'' .
  • Let Off: 70%.
  • Max Speed: 206 FPS.
  • Recommended Arrow: 30" Carbon and Aluminum arrow recommended.
  • Net weight: 4 lbs.

Package Contents:

  • 1 x Compound Bow.
  • 1 x Accurate Sight.
  • 1 x 5-Spot Paper Target.

 Condition: Refurbished

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