Sarrels Bows

[PigOPs]

Do you guys mind giving me the rundown on how the different models differ? I'd like to pick up one of his R/D longbows with a medium to high wrist grip. (Pistol grip?)

I've messaged him on Facebook but having heard back from him. I'm shooting a Satori right now and really like it but, because I'm a wood guy, I'd really like to get a bow from a custom bowyer (preferably from Texas).

Thanks!

[Mike Burch]

He has more models, the 2 I’m experienced with is the Yukon and Blueridge SR. The Yukon is a smooth shooting forward handle, slight string follow longbow. Very nice shooting bow that tad slower than some. The Blueridge SR is a 3 piece highly R/D longbow. It’s a hot rod! Very smooth, quick, and quiet.

Sorry I wasn’t much help, I’m sure others here will have more experience with the other models.

[stickman]

Not wanting to hijack this thread but I have an upper limb with some twist. Do I have to send in the whole bow or just the limb that is twisted? Or, can I just buy a set of limbs without sending in the riser? This is for a blue ridge S/R

[airehead]

He is in South Austin I think he is a member here
Can look hi up on google I had his # once apron a time


Ron

[Bisch]

Not wanting to hijack this thread but I have an upper limb with some twist. Do I have to send in the whole bow or just the limb that is twisted? Or, can I just buy a set of limbs without sending in the riser? This is for a blue ridge S/R

To get this answered most correctly, you should call Bob at 512-940-3098 and discuss it with him.

Bisch


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[robert13t]

I had a blue ridge once and went to visit him. He is great. Wonderful bows. I just couldn't find a grip that suit me. Bisch shoots a blue ridge too and has taken a large number of animals with it.

[stickman]

To get this answered most correctly, you should call Bob at 512-940-3098 and discuss it with him.

Bisch


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Thank you Bisch

[60 Deluxe]

As for the new limbs, that depends on when the bow was built. I wanted a new set for my Blueridge S/R and Bob said that he dropped and broke the jig for drilling them. Mine is a 2014 bow. Now he has a new jig that isn't exactly like the old jig, so the limbs won't interchange.

[Thunderwolf13]

All of bobs bows are great it's really a matter of personal preference. I personally like the sierra it's my favorite out of all his models. Best thing would be to visit bob and find the one you like the most.

[splitfinger]

I’ve owned several of Bob’s bows and currently have a Blueridge S/R and a Sawtooth. They are great shooters, as are all of his bows. End him a message on Facebook and he will reply. You can’t go wrong with a Sarrels.

[Selfbowman]

Yep Bob gets them right. Best to go to the shop and shoot bows till you get the wallet out.
Arvin

[splitfinger]

Yep Bob gets them right. Best to go to the shop and shoot bows till you get the wallet out.
Arvin

Or meet up with him at one of the Texas shoots. For some reason this year was the first in a long time I didn't come home with a new one from the Chester shoot.