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Sage and Sage Elite Takedown Recurve Bows Manual
Congratulations on the purchase of your Galaxy bow. We are excited and thankful to have you as a valued customer. This
manual covers the Galaxy Sage and Sage Elite Takedown Recurve Bows.
Know that Galaxy products are built with the archer in mind. They are built from quality materials and are designed to
perform to our high standards. With proper use and some basic maintenance, your new Galaxy product will allow you to
enjoy years of reliable shooting.
Archery is an enjoyable sport for people of all ages. Please be mindful, however, that, when not used properly, archery
equipment is capable of causing serious personal injury or even death. It's up to you to protect yourself and others from
harm when you are participating in archery.
SAGE
LIMB
LIMB
BOLT
RISER
LIMB
BOLT
LIMB
LIMB TIP
SHELF
GRIP
LIMB TIP
SAGE ELITE
LIMB
LIMB BOLT
RISER
LIMB BOLT
LIMB TIP
SHELF
GRIP
LIMB TIP
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- Page 1 Sage and Sage Elite Takedown Recurve Bows Manual Congratulations on the purchase of your Galaxy bow. We are excited and thankful to have you as a valued customer. This manual covers the Galaxy Sage and Sage Elite Takedown Recurve Bows.
- Page 2 ASSEMBLING THE BOW Your Sage or Sage Elite comes in three pieces – riser and two limbs – plus a bow- string. Each limb will be marked with either “Upper” or “Lower” on the square end of the limb. These markings determine which limb goes on the top of the riser, and which goes on the bottom.
- Page 3 STRINGING A BOW Always use a bow-stringing device to string and unstring your bow. The bowstring included with your Sage or Sage Elite bow has one loop end larger than the other. Figure 3 (See Figure 3) Place the larger loop over the top limb and slide it down toward the riser.
- Page 4 CARING FOR YOUR BOW Your Galaxy bow is very low maintenance. Risers, limbs and bows all are water resistant. Simply wipe them dry with a towel should they get wet, to prevent water damage. Rub the string regularly with an approved bowstring wax to keep it from drying out.