Dangerous Tool - Bow Medic Portable Bow Vise

[mavinwa2]

EZ Green press for home.
Original Bowmaster (NOT the Amazon Chinese copies), split limb adapters for in the field emergency repair.

Used 2 times, once for me (string off canter on cam), 1x for buddy (peep problem).
Middle of elk season saved a long 110-mile roundtrip drive to nearest town with a bow shop.

 

[doc holiday13]

Mine has been working fine for awhile now. I have an 80# bow... so YMMV glad no injuries were incurred

 

[Scrappy]

I use a bowmaster same design. Have taken down multiple bows with it. Mathews, Obsession, PSE. never had an issue.

Several have said issue pressing 70 pound bow....are you backing the poundage on the bow all the way down before pressing it? Makes a BIG difference if you are not.

Exactly what I was going to ask. Do not attempt to press without backing the limb bolts out. I believe it actually tells you to in the instructions. Been using for years with no issues, easy peasy.

 

[Coopsdaddy]

Has nothing to do with your nonsense response. Backing off the poundage before you tried pressing it is just a common sense step for that design. Sounds like the misinformed here might be you, thinking you can do work on your bow with an emergency option setup. Backing your bow off to press it then cranking it back up to poundage isn't going to throw off your "nock busting tune". Luckily you still have all your teeth and you learned a tough lesson.

Yep!
Have carried one for 15-20 years for emergency for my Mathews solo cam bows.
I have a ez press but for many years I would use this janky press.Just lower your pounds and go slow.
It’s works in a pinch,mines still in bow case.

 

[JayRoot]

Have been using one for years. As stated above, I always back the poundage down.