Grip layout on traditional bows
Should the upper limb of your bow be longer than the lower one? What’s wrong with same-length limbs on your bow? Everything about bow design is a mix of trade-offs. In this episode, I discuss the pro’s and con’s of laying out your bow grip on center versus offset to create a longer top limb. The good news is that there is a no-nonsense practical way to satisfy all of the best qualities of both layout options. Thanks for watching! follow me on: Instagram: / meadowlarkbows Facebook: / meadowlarkbows http://meadowlarkag.com

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