Sorry for the stupid question, but what it the "lifeline" their grips.? I can't find a clear answer on their website.
Scream 17” riser
I have been looking at 17” risers for hunting. I have had the Discovery riser which was nice but didn’t care for the grip. I have a 19” Satori but I’m not wanting to spend that much for a 17” dedicated hunting bow. Then the EXE Scream had come to my attention and seems to offer everything I want at a low price.
Can anyone add any information on this riser?
Can anyone add any information on this riser?
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It’s a long and narrow raised bump that gives you feedback on bowhand placement. The idea is that it settles into the lifeline on your hand for consistency. Doesn’t look like much, or feel like much until you get close to full draw. I can’t say that it’s revolutionized my shooting but I’d say get and if you don’t like it sand it down.Sorry for the stupid question, but what it the "lifeline" their grips.? I can't find a clear answer on their website.
OneJame answered right. I really like it on mine.Sorry for the stupid question, but what it the "lifeline" their grips.? I can't find a clear answer on their website.
I think I will get a new grip for mine too. Didn't know I needed one, but when I really pick apart my form to get consistant, I realize that my hand is trying to slide clockwise. Just hard to know which one to pick without handling them. I know you have the Master which does look fairly wide and should stop the slipping.... Which grip height do you have and any advice on that? I was a "book learner" of G Fred who promotes high grips but he is 100% instinctive and I'm moving more towards a fixed crawl so I'm not sure that a high grip is real needed for that....OneJame answered right. I really like it on mine.
Just go for the stock medium grip then. You'll not be disappointed. Ask for the hex-textured palm area. I have mine in walnut. Fantastic investment.I think I will get a new grip for mine too. Didn't know I needed one, but when I really pick apart my form to get consistant, I realize that my hand is trying to slide clockwise. Just hard to know which one to pick without handling them. I know you have the Master which does look fairly wide and should stop the slipping.... Which grip height do you have and any advice on that? I was a "book learner" of G Fred who promotes high grips but he is 100% instinctive and I'm moving more towards a fixed crawl so I'm not sure that a high grip is real needed for that....
It’s hard for me to tell for certain, but I think my left handed f-261 came with a right hand grip. Good thing I ordered the master at the same time.
anyone got a picture of a right hand stock f-261 grip handy? Just curious.
anyone got a picture of a right hand stock f-261 grip handy? Just curious.
Is your F261 painted rather than anodised? Are they chips or a post purchase paintjob?
I was wondering the same thing.Is your F261 painted rather than anodised? Are they chips or a post purchase paintjob?
From the small picture originally posted it was hard to tell.Anodised and that is my paint job. I just like to break it up a bit. I am a bit offended that you would think my paint job is chipped paint 🤣
Lol, now I can actually see the whole thing... nice job! Looks awesome / unique.Anodised and that is my paint job. I just like to break it up a bit. I am a bit offended that you would think my paint job is chipped paint 🤣
Thanks. Easy to do and cheap. Do it on some gun stocks too.
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