I'm wanting to buy a new bow press that will work for any bow on the market.I'm thinking the Sure-Loc would be a great press but would like to see what ya'll like.
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I made my own due to crossbows a lot of press mfgs don't or didn't consider these. I can press anything even as small as a 14" crossbow, to the very large bows of yesteryear. -
I do believe that Apple has a few press options...but in the end most techs that I know end up making some customizations to them anyway..Comment
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Toad press. Nothing else even comes close for the price.Comment
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X-press .............Comment
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just build a linear press you can get the materials for about $75 and build it in a couple of hours and it will press any bow out there
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This is true... but... the new bows like the Monster, Destroyer and bows that have beyond parallel limbs are still difficult to press. The Monster and Destroyer have metal parts on the end of the limbs that you shouldn't put pressure on. JMO.Originally posted by bbs383ci View Postjust build a linear press you can get the materials for about $75 and build it in a couple of hours and it will press any bow out thereComment
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Sure-Loc X press
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EZ Press by Last Chance Archery. You can get the manual or one with an electric footswitch. You can also get the deluxe which allows you to rotate the bow to a vertical position while its still in the press. I prefer the manual press because you can press bows with up to a 90# draw weight, if you ever needed to.
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Easy Press by Last Chance Archery is what I use and It is Awesome.Comment
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