[jackdale1970]

Can anyone tell me how many turns I can safely back out the limbs on my Newberry Sabre? I usually let the pro shop guy do everything, but if I don't start learning to do the easy stuff myself, I never will....Thanks in advance...

 

[Q!!]

I did a test awhile back on one of my Newberry's just to see how far I could back them out before the limbs came off. It took 16 or 17, I don't remember for sure. I wouldn't go more than 14 turns. That has always worked for me. Good luck. Newmerry bows make it easy to do the work yourself.

 

[mobowhntr]

You can safely back the bolts all the way out on a Newberry. There is no need for a bowpress on these bows. Just back each bolt out a couple of turns at a time until the string and cables loosen up.

 

[Q!!]

You can safely back the bolts all the way out on a Newberry. There is no need for a bowpress on these bows. Just back each bolt out a couple of turns at a time until the string and cables loosen up.

Just don't more than 14 turns if you want the limbs to stay in the pockets. :darkbeer: