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RamRods Barebow Shield Weight

RamRods Barebow Shield Weight

The 12oz Barebow Shield Weight offers barebow shooters a modular mounting platform to control the center of gravity (up/down, left/right, forward/backward) and total mass weight of their bow while allowing them to do so with any 5/16-24 thread size weights they choose to use.

Features six different weight mounting locations and can easily hold up to 24+ oz of weights (34+ oz including the shield weight).

This weight allows the archer to create a lower center of gravity without clamping the weights to the riser and distorting the riser's flex during the shot.

$27.65

Original: $79.00

-65%
RamRods Barebow Shield Weight

$79.00

$27.65

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RamRods Barebow Shield Weight

The 12oz Barebow Shield Weight offers barebow shooters a modular mounting platform to control the center of gravity (up/down, left/right, forward/backward) and total mass weight of their bow while allowing them to do so with any 5/16-24 thread size weights they choose to use.

Features six different weight mounting locations and can easily hold up to 24+ oz of weights (34+ oz including the shield weight).

This weight allows the archer to create a lower center of gravity without clamping the weights to the riser and distorting the riser's flex during the shot.

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The 12oz Barebow Shield Weight offers barebow shooters a modular mounting platform to control the center of gravity (up/down, left/right, forward/backward) and total mass weight of their bow while allowing them to do so with any 5/16-24 thread size weights they choose to use.

Features six different weight mounting locations and can easily hold up to 24+ oz of weights (34+ oz including the shield weight).

This weight allows the archer to create a lower center of gravity without clamping the weights to the riser and distorting the riser's flex during the shot.