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MODEL PSR II ONE-PIECE or TAKE-DOWN RECURVE: The Natural camouflage of the “Graybark” birch laminations blends beautifully with the gray of tree bark, trunks and limbs. BACK TO THE FIFTIES! The new CNC “precision crafted” Black Widow “SHORT’ recurve (PSR) was designed for the hunter who loves the simple, nostalgic look of the 1950s and longs for a short, more maneuver- able bow (see RECOMMENDED LIMB LENGTHS below) but without the stack and finger pinch that normally occurs with shorter bows. As was often the case in those days, this recurve has a longbow grip and riser. It has exactly the same grip and riser as our PL longbow, which makes it unbelievably easy to switch back and forth between these two bows. What about performance? The PSR series matches the performance of all our other models. Need we say more? Available in one- piece or take-down version. FAST FLEX TRAPEZOID LIMBS: 56”, 58’ and 60”. Vertically stacked, tapered laminations reinforced with a red, woven glass center core. Faced and backed with transparent fiberglass. Flemish-Twist DynaFLIGHT 97 string. RISER: Deflex design. Pre-stressed, multiple layers of laminations on the face side of trim stripe and reinforced with pre-stressed, multiple layers of fiberglass on the back side of trim stripe that extend into the fadeouts. Tapered 2 ¾ inch sight window cut to center. Radiused shelf. Black Widow spider medallion inlay. Shur-Grip rubber handle wrap that can easily be rolled off or on, as preferred. BRACE HEIGHT: 7 to 7 3/4 inches (from string to throat of grip). MASS WEIGHT: 1 ¾ pounds for 56” bow. FINISH: Sealed and protected in nonreflective ‘Frost (matte) clear marine epoxy. | PSR Series
Recommended Limb Lengths
(draw measured from string to far side of shelf) | PSR Series | | 24" to 28" Draw - 56" Limbs | | 26" to 30" Draw - 58" Limbs | | 28" to 32" Draw - 60" Limbs | | At your draw length you may decide to opt for the shorter limb that is a little more maneuverable or for the longer limb that is slightly more comfortable. The decision is yours. | |
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