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This is a recurve bow made of fiberglass with a walnut wood riser. Ragim Taiga
is designed for right-handed shooters. The maximum draw weight is 45 lb.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers Ragim Taiga Bow is a recurve bow made of fiberglass with a walnut wood riser. For this 48" (122 cm) long bow, the manufacturer took inspiration from traditional oriental bows. Ragim Taiga is designed for right-handed shooters.
If you are looking for a light bow that is also very fast, slim and comfortable to shoot, you have just found it. Thanks to the material from which the Taiga model is made, it is very light. At the same time, you need a draw weight of 45 lb to fully draw it, which is one of the highest values for a recurve bow.
• attractive wooden design
• walnut wood riser
• maximum draw weight 45 lb
In Stock, estimated delivery: July 27 - 30.
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1 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 24 - 27.
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4 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 24 - 27.
$ 59.7
In Stock, estimated delivery: July 27 - 30.
$ 59.7
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