I've had other bows that the manual says "When adjusting draw weight don't back the limb bolts out more than "x" number of turns. My question is on My Oneida Eagle what is that "x" number of turns? I want to lower the draw weight on mine. It feels like it might be at about 50 lbs but the limb bolts look like they've already been turned out some. I would like to screw them all the way in and then back them out as far as I safely can, but I don't know how many turns are allowed. I went to the Oneida website and downloaded the manual but it doesn't say. Just tells how to do it.
Oneida Eagle question
Southerocker
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The bow looks like a screaming eagle. What is the serial number under the grip. Looks like you got a good deal
I have parts for this bow including a grip
Apologies if i didnt get back to you been kind of busy
I have parts for this bow including a grip
Apologies if i didnt get back to you been kind of busy
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21858, how much for a grip?
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U put it in a bow press??
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No, I have a board with 2 lag bolts screwed in it that will hold the limbs while the bow is drawn
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