Win & Win Black Elk ILF Riser (Merlin archery)
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- Опубліковано 28 жов 2021
- In this video Grizzly Jim takes a look at the Black Elk ILF riser from Win and Win...
You can check out the riser here:
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Black Elk limbs are also available here:
www.merlinarchery.co.uk/win-w...
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It really is an amazing inexpensive riser. I picked one up to use as a backup bow and running it with some DAS bamboo core limbsand it is an absolute joy to shoot
I have two risers in that style, my current favourite MYBO Pathfinder (1st one sold) and a TradTech from Lancaster Archery in the USA, the same bow as Jeff from 'The Nocking Point' used to shoot. I like them both
Yep, I just had to have the bronze and Merlin was the only place I could find it...got it today...thank you
I put an order in for this riser about 2 hours before this video was posted. I hope its good for me, now the limb search begins
I might be getting one of those 👀 I chuckled at "maybe I'm easily pleased now" we have to find joy where we can these days 😅
I got the Buck Skin model in the mail today, it is a great riser, steady and quiet.
Thank you for showing
Had to find me a bronze one, I love the color.
currently looking at this, the black wolf, samick discovery or the mybo pathfinder,
Hi Jim. I use a Spigarelli wrap around rest that usually bolts in with a second hole. Would the rest stay on with just the tightening pressure of the plunger button? If not what strong barebow rest should I use as I am interested in this riser for first trad type.
I bought this riser from Merlin Archery a few weeks ago and been shooting great so far! Have you any suggestions for limb upgrade? I'm shooting the 35# black elk limbs but looking to increase draw weight.
How do you feel about the way it shoots in comparison to the black Wolf, which is double the price? Been considering the black Wolf but the Elk looks nearly as good on paper. Curious to see if you feel the wolf if Worth the price now that you have this mid price option
Would you suggest more the elk or the wolf?
Do these still have the metal inlays on the grip? Some shops appear to have them with & some without, might be regional though.
Will buy one off you if so, unless you have another suggestion that better suits.. Just getting into field archery and don't want to keep stripping parts off my target recurve. Long draw so i doubt a riser under 21" would work out, not sure at all. Would love to put the extra in for a black wolf but worried it would be too short. I tried a 66" club bow as a test and it stacked like crazy, that was medium wooden limbs though, thinking i might get away with a black wolf with uuhka XLs or something... draw at pivot is 31.25"
Pathfinder isn't one for me purely on appearance, but looks well made. Not sure i trust the samick discovery for more money than a w&w elk.
Cheers
Hey! Do you ship your products to Asian countries? How can I know about shipping cost?
Have you compared the grizzly to the super grizzly im thinking about buying the super grizzly and i think you are more in depth with your reviews then others on the net and chronograph the speed with a 10grains per pound arrow please
I'll see what I can do
Hello, hello &&& HappyNewYear
I just want to order a WinWin BlackElk & wonder if you can suggest me your favorite string brand name you would proffer the most???
Thanks, you're the best & honest ever!
I ALMOST bought this riser but wanted the ability to mount a bow quiver. Can you recommend a universal limb-mounted bow quiver that would work with this? I'm not sure if the riser length presents a compatibility limitation....
wns explore , identical except for the bushings for sights and weights also max 40 lb
junxing f261
@@CommisarSnakePlaysbadly what are you on about this is nothing like that riser.
I want to see some shooting with a review tbh
I thought it's just a hunting recurve that can take ILF limbs.