I've just bought a 21" Meos Kinetic riser. Disappointed! Two problems: 1.The limb centering modules were sticking out by approx 0.3 mm, and I had to file them down. They have to be slightly recessed. 2. The limb bolts tend to press off center. It can be fixed by screwing them in more (increasing the weight). I made it work for me because I'm mechanically inclined and good with tools. On the brighter note, it's cheep and beautiful.
Thanks for you input. I just want to point out you did not buy it from us at www.redfrogarchery.com . I have been looking at the Meos models stock we have here and the centering modules are flush and the bolts are recessed by approx 3mm. Perhaps contacting your supplier before modification may have been advisable as your description of the issues does not marry with our stock. If a limb bolt is unscrewed too far it will loose centering but you have not stated just how far these were unscrewed. We would generally advise not to expose any more than 1 rotation of the screw thread.
Judging by the video, it looks like the tiller bolts on both the Meos and Stark are aluminum. Not good -- too soft for tiller bolts. Should be stainless steel. Can you confirm?
Just bought it for my daughter.. hopefully it suits her well.
I've just bought a 21" Meos Kinetic riser. Disappointed! Two problems:
1.The limb centering modules were sticking out by approx 0.3 mm, and I had to file them down. They have to be slightly recessed.
2. The limb bolts tend to press off center. It can be fixed by screwing them in more (increasing the weight).
I made it work for me because I'm mechanically inclined and good with tools. On the brighter note, it's cheep and beautiful.
Thanks for you input. I just want to point out you did not buy it from us at www.redfrogarchery.com . I have been looking at the Meos models stock we have here and the centering modules are flush and the bolts are recessed by approx 3mm. Perhaps contacting your supplier before modification may have been advisable as your description of the issues does not marry with our stock. If a limb bolt is unscrewed too far it will loose centering but you have not stated just how far these were unscrewed. We would generally advise not to expose any more than 1 rotation of the screw thread.
Whats the grip size like? I'm thinking about setting one up as a quick 3d bow/hunting rig.
Grip is the same size as a 25" handle
@@redfrogarchery cheers. Will end up getting one to play with at some stage.
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Judging by the video, it looks like the tiller bolts on both the Meos and Stark are aluminum. Not good -- too soft for tiller bolts. Should be stainless steel. Can you confirm?
Incorrect the tiller bolts are chromed steel
@@redfrogarchery Appreciate the clarification.
hey, im a new archer putting together my first none club bow, how do limbs attach to this kind of bow its nothing like the club bows?
These use ILF bows limbs they just clip on. This is a standard fitting shared by all the brands
Manufactures under license in the far east for SSA Archery in Belgium
WHRE THID PRODUCT COMFROM? GERMAN OR CHINA?
Manufactures under license in the far east for SSA Archery in Belgium
60# limbs use~???
What is the maximum draw lenght
These are measured at 28" but can be drawn to 30"
I mean draw weight
Not many review for this riser and this brand out there
@@potassiumcyanide3857 only limited by the limbs you put on it
@@potassiumcyanide3857 sold lots if these to many club shootser with very positive comments.