Leather Longbow Grip Material Review
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A medium brown lightweight leather. Pre-cut in sheets approximately 5" wide x 7" tall. Use smooth or rough side out, your choice. Not adhesive backed, we recommended using Barge cement for installing. ...read more
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Leather Longbow Grip Material Reviews
Sooo easy!
Paul
6 years ago
I watched the video; it was really easy to install.
Grip
Archer ken
9 years ago
son and I cut and fit and applied to his new longbow. worked great.
Quality leather
Proud American Infidel
9 years ago
Cut it to fit and then use Barge cement to make a grip to suit your fancy.
Leather is of Excellent Quality
Hot Shot
11 years ago
Very satisfied with product
Good
Fuma
12 years ago
Good piece of leather, great for grips. Of course you will need a few things to put it on, but it gives any bow a nice touch when it's stitched up. I put strips of rabbit fur above and below to give it an extra touch.
Leather Longbow Grip Material Questions and Answers
Asked by
Joseph Snyder
6 years ago
I need to replace the grip on a 1962 Bear Grizzly. The original grip is a light brown leather matching light-colored riser wood. Would ou suggest the light colored adhesive backed leather material or non-adhesive backed leather and glue and stiched leathe
It all depends on how you want the bow to look. If you are tryin
6 years ago
It all depends on how you want the bow to look. If you are trying to keep it similar to the original look then i would get the adhesive backed leather.
Hey, choice is yours about the tone of color. 3 Rivers has a gre
6 years ago
Hey, choice is yours about the tone of color. 3 Rivers has a great You Tube video on sewing on a grip. Recommend watching, paying attention to measuring grip, making sure have enough material to do so. I have sewn several on my long bows. I have a later model Grizzly, has no leather grip. Choice is yours.
Asked by
Latent Archer
14 years ago
Would this fit on a recurve bow, if at all? Both the video and product picture display the material on a longbow but not a recurve. Plus it needs to be sewn which I've never seen done on a recurve and the leather seems like it would not conform to the uni
I would not recommend this for a recurve riser. The bow saddle (
14 years ago
I would not recommend this for a recurve riser. The bow saddle (item #5048) fits the best on recurve risers.
Asked by
fuzzywhiskers
5 years ago
When installing the leather grip on a long bow. What is the size of hole with the leather punch? Thanks!
You will want as small of hole as possible just enough to get yo
5 years ago
You will want as small of hole as possible just enough to get your needle through. It looks much better that way.
I used a small finish nail. Check out on YouTube, 3 rivers arche
5 years ago
I used a small finish nail. Check out on YouTube, 3 rivers archery, grip installation.
It depends on how large your needles and thread are. You want to
5 years ago
It depends on how large your needles and thread are. You want to punch holes just big enough to easily get your needles through.
Asked by
Joseph Snyder
6 years ago
I need to replace the grip on a 1962 Bear Grizzly. The original grip is a light brown leather matching light-colored riser wood. Would ou suggest the light colored adhesive backed leather material or non-adhesive backed leather and glue and stiched leathe
It all depends on how you want the bow to look. If you are tryin
6 years ago
It all depends on how you want the bow to look. If you are trying to keep it similar to the original look then i would get the adhesive backed leather.
Hey, choice is yours about the tone of color. 3 Rivers has a gre
6 years ago
Hey, choice is yours about the tone of color. 3 Rivers has a great You Tube video on sewing on a grip. Recommend watching, paying attention to measuring grip, making sure have enough material to do so. I have sewn several on my long bows. I have a later model Grizzly, has no leather grip. Choice is yours.
Asked by
Jonathan
10 years ago
Is this the leather i would use to re grip my Desert fox longbow?
Yes I have done a Tomahawk bow with this material and it works w
10 years ago
Yes I have done a Tomahawk bow with this material and it works well.
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
is this adhesive backed?
No, the Leather Grip Material is not adhesive backed. We recomme
12 years ago
No, the Leather Grip Material is not adhesive backed. We recommend using Barge Cement to install. http:\/\/www.3riversarchery.com\/product.asp?i=4188
No. It's plain leather. You'll have to either glue or stitch it.
12 years ago
No. It's plain leather. You'll have to either glue or stitch it. Or both.
No, the Leather Grip Material is not adhesive backed. We recomme
12 years ago
No, the Leather Grip Material is not adhesive backed. We recommend using Barge Cement to install. http://www.3riversarchery.com/product.asp?i=4188
Asked by
Marlinspiker
12 years ago
I live in Canada and have not had any luck finding Barge Cement for installing my leather grip. Can you suggest an alternative type of cement to use on my Martin L-100?. Would Rubber Cement work?
Rubber cement will work fine. It does not hold as well as Barge
12 years ago
Rubber cement will work fine. It does not hold as well as Barge, but it will get the job done.
Asked by
Latent Archer
14 years ago
Would this fit on a recurve bow, if at all? Both the video and product picture display the material on a longbow but not a recurve. Plus it needs to be sewn which I've never seen done on a recurve and the leather seems like it would not conform to the uni
I would not recommend this for a recurve riser. The bow saddle (
14 years ago
I would not recommend this for a recurve riser. The bow saddle (item #5048) fits the best on recurve risers.