AMS Safety Slides Review
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Nearly anyone who is into bowfishing has experienced fish arrow snap-back. The AMS Safety Slide is designed to eliminate that hazard! The AMS safety slide allows near perfect arrow launches and flight while keeping the string forward of the bow, where it belongs. Fits standard 5/16" fiberglass bowfishing arrow shafts. Includes safety slide, shock pad, bushings, screw, and Fl-orange replacement nock. Shown installed, arrow not included. Comes in Orange, Aqua, Green, Red, Royal Blue, and Yellow. Available in 5-pack (Orange only) or 2-pack. Please specify. Don't let arrow snap-back ruin your bowfishing, install AMS safety slides on all your bowfishing arrows. Eliminate fish arrow snap-back Helps create near perfect arrow release and flight while bowfishing Fits all standard 5/16" bowfishing shafts See AMS Retriever Pro Color Kit Read Bowfishing with Longbows and Recurve Bows Read Setting up a Bowfishing Arrow ...read more
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AMS Safety Slides Reviews
I would recommend this for any carp shooter
JP
6 years ago
This is a great product for your arrows to shoot carp
Before installing the AMS safety slide do this...
Big Fish
8 years ago
I haven't used the AMS safety slide yet, but it should be a better way to shoot a fish arrow. However, before installing the slide to your arrow go to the AMS web site to review their instructions. The instructions on the package are too brief and not necessarily clear. Even the 3 Rivers video and catalog pictures show incorrect slide alignment, and there are other installation… read more tips to be followed if you study the AMS pdf page.
Only way to go
Chessie
11 years ago
If you're not using Safety Slides on fish arrows, you should be. Learn to tie the slide on for quick changing and you're good-to-go! Personally, I would NEVER shoot a fishing arrow without a safety slide!
Very efficent, easy to put on the arrow!
IceKiller
12 years ago
Very efficient, easy to put on the arrow! Pay attention to put the stop on the superior part of the arrow when it is put down on the bow.
These are the best
Carp slayer
13 years ago
spend more time fishing and buy the best thats these.never had a snapback unless it was my fault.even work with dirty arrows,been using 4 years now.
Strong, dependable, simple design
Bowman
13 years ago
easy to install. a must for safe, hassle free, tangle free, quick follow up bow fishing. great design and very strong. my son forgot to hit the release on his reel once and the heavy bow string just snapped at the knot---no damage at all to the slide system.
AMS Safety Slides Questions and Answers
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Uncle Leon
12 years ago
I need to know if the safety slides you offer are actually black like your picture. I am looking for black ones and am having trouble finding them.
All of the safety slides that we currently have in stock are ora
12 years ago
All of the safety slides that we currently have in stock are orange.
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Unknown
13 years ago
What are the safety stops made out of? Plastic or metal? I am asking this because I bought a kit and the first shot I made the stop snapped in 2 pieces.
The stops are made out of rubber and plastic.
13 years ago
The stops are made out of rubber and plastic.
In plastic. But I get no trouble after a lot of shots and my rec
12 years ago
In plastic. But I get no trouble after a lot of shots and my recurve are #65.
They are made of plastic,I too have had the same problem two tim
12 years ago
They are made of plastic,I too have had the same problem two times now. I am thinking the problem is the bow is shooting too fast.