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Samick Sage Archery Takedown Recurve Bow 62-inch – Right & Left Handed – 25-60lb – Archery Recurve Bows for Teens & Adults – Beginners to Advanced, Hunting & Target Practice
Price: $149.99
(as of Jan 24,2025 16:03:32 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Samick Sage Takedown Recurve Bow- An Entry Point to Archery Greatness
The Samick Sage Takedown Recurve Bow was designed to be an affordable, all-around choice for novice to intermediate archers – a choice you learn on, experiment on, rely on, and hone in your skills.
Technical Specs:
62” total length for up to 28” maximum recommended drawMade with highly durable hard Maple limbs with fiberglass lamination on both sidesSupreme versatility thanks to the interchangeable limbsUser-friendly, cleanly designed limb bolts for quick changing of limbsSturdy riser construction that can accommodate multiple bow weights / limb weightsErgonomically designed grip with crowned arrow shelf14 Strands Dacron recurve stringPre-installed brass bushings for various attachments and upgrades
Why our Takedown Bow One of the Most Popular Buys in Archery
Samick products are well-proven by archery champions throughout the world and our goal with the Sage was to introduce something enticing, something that will draw you in the world of archery & will last you a lifetime.
Join the Samick family of World Record Holders and we promise to make your Archery Journey, one that’s absolutely worth it.
Made to Last
The Sage features a hard Maple wood construction for the riser and for the limbs we use a wood core that is coated with fiberglass on both the belly and the exterior. This provides great agility as well as top-tier durability.
Replaceable Limbs
The Sage can be assembled right out of the box and have its limbs changed with no special tools required. The special limb bolts allow for quick, effortless change of limbs, while taking the fuss out of the process.
Attachment-Friendly
With 4x accessory holes, you can place a stabilizer, a bow fishing reel, a screwing-style bow rest, a cushion plunger, or bow sights to truly customize your bow. Use for 3D Archery, Bow Hunting, Recreational Archery, Field Tournaments, Bow Fishing & more.
Samick Sports- The Choice of World Champions
Samick follows a long tradition of excellence that started in 1975 and as an Archery Company with multiple distinctions throughout the world, we leave nothing to chance.
Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a distinguished professional, we put the same attention to detail across the board and make all our products with the same passion & attention to detail.
Our goal is to help you reach your peak-performance and be proud you are holding a Samick- after all, Archery is a relatively small world, and we do our best to take care of our family.
Samick- Join Us to the Next Level of Archery
【Size & Strength】 The Samick Sage Recurve Bow has a length of 62″ and a draw length of 28″. Choose a draw weight between 25 and 60 pounds based on your strength and skill level to personalize your striking experience.
【Complete Archery Set】 The set comes with an assembly manual, a stick-on arrow rest for recurve, two fiberglass-laminated bow limbs recurve, and a 14-strand Dacron bowstring. The bow limbs can be bought separately and are interchangeable.
【Hand Orientation】 Use your left hand to hold the bow and your right to draw the string. Using your left hand, pull the string while holding the bow with your right.
【High-End Features】 Includes pre-installed brass bushings with threads for a variety of modifications and attachments, including a brass plunger, recurve bow stabilizer, recurve bow sight, recurve bow quiver, and bow limbs recurve.
【Ergonomically Designed】 Risers have an ergonomic grip and are made of lightweight maple wood, making them simple to grasp and preventing hand fatigue.Customers say
Customers find the projectile bow a good first bow for beginners. It works well and is easy to use. They appreciate its sturdy build quality and durability after shooting and hunting. Many consider it an excellent value for money, especially for beginners. The bow looks nice and is well-designed for beauty and functionality.
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Are you looking for a high-quality, versatile recurve bow that is perfect for teens and adults of all skill levels? Look no further than the Samick Sage Archery Takedown Recurve Bow!This 62-inch bow is available for both right and left-handed shooters and is adjustable from 25 to 60 pounds, making it ideal for beginners to advanced archers. Whether you’re interested in hunting or target practice, the Samick Sage is a reliable and accurate option.
With its takedown design, this bow is easy to transport and assemble, making it perfect for taking on the go. The durable construction ensures that it will withstand regular use and provide consistent performance.
If you’re in the market for a recurve bow that offers a combination of quality, versatility, and affordability, the Samick Sage Archery Takedown Recurve Bow is the perfect choice for you. Order yours today and take your archery skills to the next level!
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This weekend’s “Saturday Night Live” roasted MSNBC in a skit ridiculing the left-wing cable news network about everything from its hysteria-prone coverage of President-elect Trump to its anchors’ personalities and appearances.
The segment featured Sarah Sherman as Rachel Maddow — complete with the host’s signature close-cropped hairstyle and thick-rimmed glasses — who introduced herself warning that dads watching at home “better hide their older, bookish-looking lesbian daughters.”
Sherman then introduced the panel, who she described as “basically like ‘The Avengers’ for your aunt” and which included cast members mimicking network regulars including Ari Melber, Joy Reid, Stephanie Ruhle and Chris Hayes.
The “SNL” skit parodying MSNBC featured imitations of Joy Reid, Rachel Maddow and Stephanie Ruhle. NBC / SNL The skit’s Joy Reid — portrayed by Ego Nwodim — said the network was turning over a new leaf when it comes to covering Trump.
“This time around, we’re not gonna get sucked in by every new shiny, crazy statement from Trump. We need to focus on what he does, not what he says.”
At that moment, Sherman’s Maddow cuts in to announce some breaking news that Trump wants to “trade Connecticut for Italy.”
The segment bounced between anchors — lampooning their peccadilloes, including Melber’s penchant for hip-hop and portraying Ruhle as flighty and flirtatious.
It interrupted the panelists with mock-breaking news a few more times throughout, including a made-up story that the incoming 47th president had told a group of LA wildfire victims that “Arnold Palmer had some of the longest balls in American history.”
The most stinging barb of the skit came at the expense of Hayes and Maddow.
The skit got its biggest reaction from a bit in which it implied that Rachel Maddow and Chris Hayes looked so similar that the camera operator couldn’t tell them apart. NBC / SNL Nwodim’s Reid at one point throws a question to Maddow, but the camera fixes on Hayes — who is being played by Andrew Dismukes.
The audience awkwardly guffaws in realization as Dismukes stammers, “oh, I’m not Rachel, I’m Chris Hayes,” a riff on a longstanding internet meme that the hosts share a resemblance.
Trump is a frequent source of material for the long-running NBC series, despite hosting the show twice, in 2004 and again in 2015.
Trump is a frequent source of material for the long-running NBC series, despite hosting the show twice, in 2004 and again in 2015. NBC / SNL During the 2024 presidential election, Vice President Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance on the program, sparking backlash and prompting NBC to file an Equal Time notice with the Federal Communications Commission a day after the episode aired.
The network ran a Trump campaign ad during the broadcast of NASCAR’s Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway and the NFL’s coverage of the Minnesota Vikings-Indianapolis Colts game on Sunday night.
“SNL” Roasts MSNBC’s Trump Obsession in Scathing Takedown of Rachel MaddowIn a recent episode of “Saturday Night Live,” the sketch comedy show took aim at MSNBC and host Rachel Maddow for their relentless coverage of all things Trump. The segment, titled “MSNBC’s Trump Obsession,” featured Kate McKinnon as Maddow and showcased the host’s over-the-top reactions to every tweet, scandal, and controversy involving the former president.
From Maddow’s dramatic monologues to her frantic attempts to connect the dots between Trump and various conspiracy theories, the parody highlighted the absurdity of the network’s fixation on the ex-president. McKinnon’s portrayal of Maddow as a hyper-caffeinated, conspiracy-obsessed news anchor was spot-on and had audiences in stitches.
The sketch didn’t hold back in its criticism of MSNBC’s coverage, pointing out the network’s ratings-driven approach to journalism and its seeming inability to move on from the Trump era. It was a fiery takedown that didn’t pull any punches, and it left viewers wondering just how accurate the portrayal really was.
Overall, “SNL’s” skewering of MSNBC and Rachel Maddow was a hilarious and timely reminder of the dangers of media obsession and sensationalism. It was a reminder that sometimes, it’s important to take a step back and remember that there are other things happening in the world besides Donald Trump.
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