Yep, the only problem with a #40 Sage is the more you shoot it, the more you'll love it. Makes switching back to any other bow plain hard to do. I just feel that with about #40 one can pull and stretch into the draw, settle right into a nice comfy anchor, take a nice few seconds to zone in, switch into back tension. All that with plenty of time and relaxation. If I go up into the #50's, everything (every piece of my sequence) become compressed into shorter packets. The shots always come off quicker. Even if I slow it down, in time it creeps back into warp speed. A bow at #40 is a great training tool..

 

Agree! I bought one with 45 lb limbs three weeks ago and now have a set of 40 lb limbs and it shoots great. Gonna use the 45's for some hunting though.

 

does anyone know if the sage limbs will fit on any of the other samick takedown recuve risers such as the deermaster?

 

Ya just can't beat it for the price.... and the ability to change limbs cheaply is just another advantage! I've bought at least 2 and given them as gifts to new archers!

Tom

 

I've had a Sage #45 for a month now. My local shop started me on 2117s with 125gr tips, and I just picked up some 2016s with 100gr tips last Friday - wow! My only regret is that I didn't do this years ago.