SAS Compact Ranger Takedown Survival Bow

Fits into most 22" backpacks Powerfull and shoots quietly 6061 T6 Aluminum Fast to assemble No need for any tools

In stock (5 pcs)

45#

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50#

2 in stock

55#

1 in stock

305,00 € 30500

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Product info

A longbow that fits in a backpack? Aren't there already a lot of bows like this on the market? In fact, no - when you look at what modern backpacks are like and how they are used, it is not clear at all that the so-called takedown bow could fit in a traditional 22" backpack. This is where American Survival Archery Systems decided to develop a new Ranger that fits inside most backpacks. Assembling and disassembling does not require any tools, and the Ranger is also designed to be compatible with ATA standard sights and and quivers. The riser of the Ranger Takedown Bow can also accommodate 3 x SAS Takedown Arrows when in transport mode.

Survival Archery Systems designed the Ranger so that it can be equipped with accessories familiar from traditional combound bows: sights and an quivers. Smooth and light draw, made in the USA in Lexington, Kentucky. Takedown arrows from the same company can be stored in the handle of the bow. 3 pcs SAS Takedown Arrows are sold separately.

Bow type: Modern longbow
Made in the USA
Max draw: 31"
Suitable for both left and right-handed people (ambidextrous)
Fits in a standard 22" backpack
Weight: 1.18kg
Bombproof design, lasts from father to son
Withstands all weather conditions
Can attach additional accessories, sight, quiver
Shot with fingers or a release
Shot off the shelf or off an arrow rest
Shoot quietly

Both the riser and the detachable blades are exactly 22" and the whole package can thus fit in most standard backpacks in transport condition. All components of the riser are corrosion and time resistant: the frame is made of Aerospace grade T6 aluminum and the riser works for both handed shooters, you just flip the limbs and you can change right or left hand configuration. Survival Archery Systems uses Creo structural simulation software and theoretically the handle (riser) of the Ranger Takedown Bow can withstand millions of shots. In theory, but this has also been studied during the design phase of the bow.

The limbs are made of high-quality composite material, which is used in all Survival Archery Systems bows since 2014. Same stuff as most US made combound bows on the market use. These special limbs must be used together with an endless loop B-50 Dacron string so as to fit correctly into the string groove on the rear of the riser.

The Ranger Takedown Survival Bow weighs 1.18kg as it is and you can attach a sight and an quiver to it, ATA standard for mounting and threads.