Bow Press

[92xj]

What bow press are you running at the house?
Want something that doesn't twist the limbs any and money is always on the mind, but don't want a cheaply made product. 
Won't be using it often and not working on other's bows, just my own, learning as I go.

[HUNTINCOUPLE]

Use the cable type one with split limb att. Works great when we change a string out every 5-10 years.

[JBar]

EZ green has a small footprint and work great.

[Seahawk12]

EZ green has a small footprint and work great.

I've heard lots of good things about these for home presses.

[Crunchy]

I made a home made one with a bottle jack, and some square steel tubing.  Fairly easy and still works 10 years later.  Cost me 45 bucks to make.

[Milkman]

I just bought a LB Arrow Bow Press off Amazon.  Came with the split limb attachment. Was 40$ just hope it works ok. 

[justyhntr]

EZ green has a small footprint and work great.

We also have the EZ Green , we looked for a while and picked up a used one reasonable. I will never part with it works great .

[demontang]

Last chance archery ez press

[Redbeard]

LCA EZ press

[Milkman]

I just bought a LB Arrow Bow Press off Amazon.  Came with the split limb attachment. Was 40$ just hope it works ok.

For those wondering. The listed press above does work.... BUT I was extremely nervous using it.  Didn't like how it held onto tgen limbs.  Got the new string and cables on the hoyt but returning the cable press and getting a EZ green

[Seahawk12]

I just bought a LB Arrow Bow Press off Amazon.  Came with the split limb attachment. Was 40$ just hope it works ok.

For those wondering. The listed press above does work.... BUT I was extremely nervous using it.  Didn't like how it held onto tgen limbs.  Got the new string and cables on the hoyt but returning the cable press and getting a EZ green

Thanks for the update/review.

[Fozzie Bear]

I have an Omni press that I would sell at a reasonable price. It was my first real bow press and works just fine. PM if interested.


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[tbrady]

I spent around $300 in parts and built this one.  It could be done for cheaper if you make your own fingers, I opted to pay someone $100 for them instead.  If interested, there is a long running thread on archerytalk.com on how to do it.