Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual
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Does any one have any feedback on the older Jennings Buckmasters bows. I have a chance to buy one from a neighbor, and don’t know much about Jennings. This one is in great shape, 70 DW and 29in. Dl, split limb, solo cam, limb savers, sights, and arrow rest. I’ve shot it, and seems to shoot good. Founded by the iconic father of modern archery, Fred Bear in 1933, Bear Archery® continues to produce legendary bows with the same focus on reliability and technology. Shop Bear Archery compound bows, traditional bows, crossbows, and accessories. Matando cabos for mac.
*Jennings Compound Bow Manual
*Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual Guide
*Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual Free
*Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual User
Apr 04, 2013 If you need to switch out cams,I would guess the new cams would cost more than the bow,if you were able to find them. My Jennings had steel cable strings. Soon after I got my first ’fast flite’ bow,a Hoyt Super Slam,we began to see bows with modules and also able to ’twist’ strings upper and lower to aid in shortening and timing the cams. Ohio wildlife exam guide jennings buckmaster 2000 - archery equipment ph meter instruction manual owners manual for a bear buckmaster bow tripadvisor yamaha yfm350fwb big bear 4x4 repair manual from haynes mechanical prep i am looking for some specs on the jennings mazda 323 repair manual astina jennings buckmaster bow manual repair echo.
Hey .. i have answered your aid !!! also ..did nt you get it ??
My name is Johan and i suggested a buckmaster aswell !
I have actually just bought a buckmaster and i will have it on monday there
are alot of poeple using them ( best bow you can get for a good price ) so i
can not tell anything about it..but
What i have read and heard is this ...
( i know more about its dis. advantages )
Could have some string clearance problem soulution : use a cock feather out
rest ( 9 out of 10 uses cock out with the buckmaster )
It could be pretty slow ( I dont agree ) use an overdraw and light arrows if
this seems to be a problem its suppose to be AMO 235 and IBo 290 but...
Advantages is the one cam ! ( once its tuned you dont have to retune it ! )
,split limbs are good for some reasons and bad for some !
Cheap !!! , and realy good for its price ..(good riser )
Dont buy it at bowhuntersw.discount they are very cheap on almost anything
except for the buckmaster its 329 $ there, i know were you can get it at
280-290 $ !!!
Johan ( im from sweden so please excu. my horrible english)
DAVID TAYLOR skrev i meddelandet <34FF1E..@virginia.edu>.. Old Jennings compound users Contributors to this thread:
Scar Finga17-Apr-18
HDE17-Apr-18
elkmtngear17-Apr-18
Boatman7118-Apr-18
Boatman7118-Apr-18
Boatman7118-Apr-18
ACB18-Apr-18
grubby18-Apr-18
Ironbow18-Apr-18
rooster18-Apr-18
goyt18-Apr-18
Shawn18-Apr-18
BOX CALL18-Apr-18
ahunter5518-Apr-18
goyt19-Apr-18
BOX CALL19-Apr-18
stagetek23-Apr-18
Ben24-Apr-18
HEAD DOCTOR26-Apr-18
midwest26-Apr-18
17-Apr-18Just got a Jennings t-star and expecting a split - t coming.I’ve always had a soft spot for the old Jennings.smooth drawing and quiet and good speed.anybody still using the old Jennings,thanks,dan 17-Apr-18Yep, I have a few, finger bows that I cant shoot much anymore. Glad to see the old school still rockin! 17-Apr-18I don’t have it anymore, but this thread sure brings back memories. The first bow I bought was a Jennings T-star Express back in 1985. 17-Apr-18Pearson used to be a big name as well.
I still have a PSE Fireflite and Stratoflite Express. 17-Apr-18My first compound back in the seventies was a Jennings Model T. Sure liked it, what a difference..from a recurve to a compound! 17-Apr-18I bought my Jennings T2 Hunter with my Paper Route money, back in the Mid 70s. Killed my first buck with it in 1977.
Loved that bow! 17-Apr-18I bought an Arrowstar (I think) in 1970. Later I had a Model T that I really liked for it’s simplicity but it blew up on me. Those Jennings were great hunting bows for the times.....badbull 18-Apr-18Hunted with a Buckmaster for 13 years. Solid equipment for sure as it got put through the ringer. 18-Apr-18I started out with Jennings Arrowstar 2 in the mid 80’s. Killed my first deer with it in 1988. Good times! 18-Apr-18First bow kill was with a Jennings Forked Lightning Thank god I don’t have to shoot that thing any more. But it got the job done. 18-Apr-18Boatman that Forked Lightning was BA! I never owned one but it looked raw and wicked! My buddy and his bro had one. 18-Apr-18Jennings Compound Bow ManualSure brings back memories doesn’t it! Bought it for $35 set up with arrows back in the early 90’s and my archery career was launched! It was a nock buster out to 25 yards, just a bear to shoot with very little let off and dinky little wheels. 18-Apr-18I’ve still got the Jennings lightning I killed my first deer with. Still shoots. Mine wasn’t the forked version like Boatman had. Mine was the hanger version. Think it cost like $79 out of Bowhunters Warehouse. Maybe circa 1980 or 81. Funny thing is, the draw length is about perfect for me now and I got it when I was 13. 18-Apr-18 18-Apr-18My first bow and kill were with a Forked Lightning also. Didn’t know cr@p about bows. Draw length was set too long and my broadheads would hit the front of the riser, so I had to short draw it slightly! 18-Apr-18 18-Apr-18Cut my bowhunting teeth on an old, used Jennings Unistar. Like Z’s, it wasn’t anywhere near set up correctly, even from the ’pro’ shop I took it too. 18-Apr-18Had a 1979 Arrowstar 4 wheeler. Wish I still had it.
I have a Model T with wheel brackets. The wood limbs blew, so I made some out of Ford truck leaf springs. She pulls 130# now and weighs 12#. 18-Apr-18Started with a Jennings Micro Carbon Extreme then went to a Jennings Air Master...Killed my first deer with the Micro Carbon extreme (with a beam carbon arrow and 57 grain rocket expandable no less haha ) and killed my first elk with the Air Master...still have them both but they just hang on the wall now... 18-Apr-18I had two Jennings Super T’s, one blew up at full draw and on the second the top limb broke at the wheel bracket. Also had an Aerostar that I killed my first to deer with. 18-Apr-18Forked Lightning and Gale Fore were my go to bows for many a year 18-Apr-18I have a pair of Arrowstars in the basement. One was for hunting and one for target. Great bows at the time. I have no desire to shoot them now. Almost traded the hunting bow for a package of broadheads but the guy backed out. 18-Apr-18You guys have the new ones. My first and only Jennings was an S-Handle, 18-Apr-18I shot a PSE FireFlite for a while, a short while. It was 90#s and I was shooting a 2114 out of it. It lasted all of about 100 shots and blew up. I had no clue I should not be shooting such a light arrow out of hat bow. I still have my first compound. A Bear Whitetail with the 4 wheels on it the two coming off the riser could be moved to adjust poundage! Killed my one of my first deer with it in 1977. I still shoot it now and then! Shawn 18-Apr-18Ah the good ole days, no bow press needed to change strings and for the most part cables. And finger shootable. I had a PSE Citation in the 70’s. 18-Apr-18Man glad you old schoolers are still out there.I’m trying to find a Jennings ace in the hole quiver .you guys know what I’m after.old Jennings still get it done. 18-Apr-18Remember in 73 a gent came into B&S Archery Shop, Evansdale, Ia. with a Jennings and he let me try it and after a shot I looked at him and said why and just shook my head and went back to my Pearson Pony and never thought of the impact that machine would make. 18-Apr-18
Sold a ton of Jennings from my shop/lanes back then. Jennings, PSE, Darton, Hoyt, Carroll, Bear & Pearson were my main lines. Jennings & PSE were the most sought in our area. I took this Muley Doe with a Jennings W way back then. 19-Apr-18I started compounds with a Jennings Model T. Replaces that with a Jennings Model S. Then got a PSE Laser Magnum. Still have that one!
But, it languishes in the cellar. Might get drawn once a year, just because. I’ve moved on through Hoyts, Matthews, a Ross, etc. Now I have a 2017 Hoyt Carbon. All is good in the world! :) 19-Apr-18BoxCall, I have a used Ace-In the Hole quiver and live in Ohio, west of Cleveland. Do you want it? 19-Apr-18A buddy of mine bought the carbon extreme back when they were first introduced. My god what a beast that thing was. 19-Apr-18The split t came in the mail today.getting it all set up ready for the old rattle can camo.its going to the woods after turkeys. 22-Apr-18Still have my shooting star. I have a sonic, which is a post bear archery merge model. Got it signed by Tom Jennings at the Bowhunter Happening in AZ 23-Apr-18
Here are some oldies. I shot more game with that AeroStar than all my other bows combined. 23-Apr-18Cool thread. I’m setting up a Buckmaster 2000 (that’s the ONLY marking on it I seem to find) for a friend. I have references in my research to both Jennings Buckmaster and Bear Buckmaster. Only specs I could find came from the Bear website. Seems to be a fairly smooth (and likely slow) bow. Big ol’ fat wood grip, solo-cam, split limbs, good shape. He’s excited to start shooting it. 24-Apr-18I have a Model ’T’ that really liked then, I got a used Jennings Master Hunter. Sold the Master Hunter along time ago. Then a couple years ago pickup up an Arrowstar that is the same bow as the Master Hunter. I knew the MH was heavy but, had forgotten how heavy they were. Wow, you almost need a tripod to shoot it! LOL 25-Apr-18
The String has had it but I plan on getting a new one. It shot 287 FPS with a 26 inch 2213 and a 75 grain Vortex.The String has had it but I plan on getting a new one. It shot 287 FPS with a 26 inch 2213 and a 75 grain Vortex.Here are a few photo’s of a Jennings that was given to me by Tom Jennings. He used to come out and hunt with Steven Ward and I back in the day. From what He told me it was his Design. It was a the center of a cross bow with carbon extreme limbs and cams. The engineering Dept. at the then I believe Bear/Jennings said the grip was not strong enough and it was never put into production that I know of. Anyone have any more info. or suggestions of where to get more info? 26-Apr-18
26-Apr-18My best friend and hunting buddy bought a Jennings Sidekick back around the high school days in ’72 or ’73, and we were out hunting (I had my Dad’s 45# Tigercat) deer up near Peterboro, NY sometime in late Oct ’73. I didn’t see any bucks, but when we got back together, he said he had just shot under a big 10 buck with that new CP. I wished I’d seen it. We chased that buck all season after that, and got close but I never got a shot. I stuck with the stickbows, until about ’79 when I bought a Proline, but never liked it and went back to recurves. Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual Guide 26-Apr-18
Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual Free1983..my first bow, a used Forked Lightning, and my first big game animal. 26-Apr-18Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual UserStill have my Jennings woody, bought it back in 1974 from my 4H archery instructor. But really have a soft spot in my heart for my PSE laser mag purchased back in 1982. Sure made some incredible shots with that bow.
Download here: http://gg.gg/v7n3y
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
Does any one have any feedback on the older Jennings Buckmasters bows. I have a chance to buy one from a neighbor, and don’t know much about Jennings. This one is in great shape, 70 DW and 29in. Dl, split limb, solo cam, limb savers, sights, and arrow rest. I’ve shot it, and seems to shoot good. Founded by the iconic father of modern archery, Fred Bear in 1933, Bear Archery® continues to produce legendary bows with the same focus on reliability and technology. Shop Bear Archery compound bows, traditional bows, crossbows, and accessories. Matando cabos for mac.
*Jennings Compound Bow Manual
*Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual Guide
*Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual Free
*Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual User
Apr 04, 2013 If you need to switch out cams,I would guess the new cams would cost more than the bow,if you were able to find them. My Jennings had steel cable strings. Soon after I got my first ’fast flite’ bow,a Hoyt Super Slam,we began to see bows with modules and also able to ’twist’ strings upper and lower to aid in shortening and timing the cams. Ohio wildlife exam guide jennings buckmaster 2000 - archery equipment ph meter instruction manual owners manual for a bear buckmaster bow tripadvisor yamaha yfm350fwb big bear 4x4 repair manual from haynes mechanical prep i am looking for some specs on the jennings mazda 323 repair manual astina jennings buckmaster bow manual repair echo.
Hey .. i have answered your aid !!! also ..did nt you get it ??
My name is Johan and i suggested a buckmaster aswell !
I have actually just bought a buckmaster and i will have it on monday there
are alot of poeple using them ( best bow you can get for a good price ) so i
can not tell anything about it..but
What i have read and heard is this ...
( i know more about its dis. advantages )
Could have some string clearance problem soulution : use a cock feather out
rest ( 9 out of 10 uses cock out with the buckmaster )
It could be pretty slow ( I dont agree ) use an overdraw and light arrows if
this seems to be a problem its suppose to be AMO 235 and IBo 290 but...
Advantages is the one cam ! ( once its tuned you dont have to retune it ! )
,split limbs are good for some reasons and bad for some !
Cheap !!! , and realy good for its price ..(good riser )
Dont buy it at bowhuntersw.discount they are very cheap on almost anything
except for the buckmaster its 329 $ there, i know were you can get it at
280-290 $ !!!
Johan ( im from sweden so please excu. my horrible english)
DAVID TAYLOR skrev i meddelandet <34FF1E..@virginia.edu>.. Old Jennings compound users Contributors to this thread:
Scar Finga17-Apr-18
HDE17-Apr-18
elkmtngear17-Apr-18
Boatman7118-Apr-18
Boatman7118-Apr-18
Boatman7118-Apr-18
ACB18-Apr-18
grubby18-Apr-18
Ironbow18-Apr-18
rooster18-Apr-18
goyt18-Apr-18
Shawn18-Apr-18
BOX CALL18-Apr-18
ahunter5518-Apr-18
goyt19-Apr-18
BOX CALL19-Apr-18
stagetek23-Apr-18
Ben24-Apr-18
HEAD DOCTOR26-Apr-18
midwest26-Apr-18
17-Apr-18Just got a Jennings t-star and expecting a split - t coming.I’ve always had a soft spot for the old Jennings.smooth drawing and quiet and good speed.anybody still using the old Jennings,thanks,dan 17-Apr-18Yep, I have a few, finger bows that I cant shoot much anymore. Glad to see the old school still rockin! 17-Apr-18I don’t have it anymore, but this thread sure brings back memories. The first bow I bought was a Jennings T-star Express back in 1985. 17-Apr-18Pearson used to be a big name as well.
I still have a PSE Fireflite and Stratoflite Express. 17-Apr-18My first compound back in the seventies was a Jennings Model T. Sure liked it, what a difference..from a recurve to a compound! 17-Apr-18I bought my Jennings T2 Hunter with my Paper Route money, back in the Mid 70s. Killed my first buck with it in 1977.
Loved that bow! 17-Apr-18I bought an Arrowstar (I think) in 1970. Later I had a Model T that I really liked for it’s simplicity but it blew up on me. Those Jennings were great hunting bows for the times.....badbull 18-Apr-18Hunted with a Buckmaster for 13 years. Solid equipment for sure as it got put through the ringer. 18-Apr-18I started out with Jennings Arrowstar 2 in the mid 80’s. Killed my first deer with it in 1988. Good times! 18-Apr-18First bow kill was with a Jennings Forked Lightning Thank god I don’t have to shoot that thing any more. But it got the job done. 18-Apr-18Boatman that Forked Lightning was BA! I never owned one but it looked raw and wicked! My buddy and his bro had one. 18-Apr-18Jennings Compound Bow ManualSure brings back memories doesn’t it! Bought it for $35 set up with arrows back in the early 90’s and my archery career was launched! It was a nock buster out to 25 yards, just a bear to shoot with very little let off and dinky little wheels. 18-Apr-18I’ve still got the Jennings lightning I killed my first deer with. Still shoots. Mine wasn’t the forked version like Boatman had. Mine was the hanger version. Think it cost like $79 out of Bowhunters Warehouse. Maybe circa 1980 or 81. Funny thing is, the draw length is about perfect for me now and I got it when I was 13. 18-Apr-18 18-Apr-18My first bow and kill were with a Forked Lightning also. Didn’t know cr@p about bows. Draw length was set too long and my broadheads would hit the front of the riser, so I had to short draw it slightly! 18-Apr-18 18-Apr-18Cut my bowhunting teeth on an old, used Jennings Unistar. Like Z’s, it wasn’t anywhere near set up correctly, even from the ’pro’ shop I took it too. 18-Apr-18Had a 1979 Arrowstar 4 wheeler. Wish I still had it.
I have a Model T with wheel brackets. The wood limbs blew, so I made some out of Ford truck leaf springs. She pulls 130# now and weighs 12#. 18-Apr-18Started with a Jennings Micro Carbon Extreme then went to a Jennings Air Master...Killed my first deer with the Micro Carbon extreme (with a beam carbon arrow and 57 grain rocket expandable no less haha ) and killed my first elk with the Air Master...still have them both but they just hang on the wall now... 18-Apr-18I had two Jennings Super T’s, one blew up at full draw and on the second the top limb broke at the wheel bracket. Also had an Aerostar that I killed my first to deer with. 18-Apr-18Forked Lightning and Gale Fore were my go to bows for many a year 18-Apr-18I have a pair of Arrowstars in the basement. One was for hunting and one for target. Great bows at the time. I have no desire to shoot them now. Almost traded the hunting bow for a package of broadheads but the guy backed out. 18-Apr-18You guys have the new ones. My first and only Jennings was an S-Handle, 18-Apr-18I shot a PSE FireFlite for a while, a short while. It was 90#s and I was shooting a 2114 out of it. It lasted all of about 100 shots and blew up. I had no clue I should not be shooting such a light arrow out of hat bow. I still have my first compound. A Bear Whitetail with the 4 wheels on it the two coming off the riser could be moved to adjust poundage! Killed my one of my first deer with it in 1977. I still shoot it now and then! Shawn 18-Apr-18Ah the good ole days, no bow press needed to change strings and for the most part cables. And finger shootable. I had a PSE Citation in the 70’s. 18-Apr-18Man glad you old schoolers are still out there.I’m trying to find a Jennings ace in the hole quiver .you guys know what I’m after.old Jennings still get it done. 18-Apr-18Remember in 73 a gent came into B&S Archery Shop, Evansdale, Ia. with a Jennings and he let me try it and after a shot I looked at him and said why and just shook my head and went back to my Pearson Pony and never thought of the impact that machine would make. 18-Apr-18
Sold a ton of Jennings from my shop/lanes back then. Jennings, PSE, Darton, Hoyt, Carroll, Bear & Pearson were my main lines. Jennings & PSE were the most sought in our area. I took this Muley Doe with a Jennings W way back then. 19-Apr-18I started compounds with a Jennings Model T. Replaces that with a Jennings Model S. Then got a PSE Laser Magnum. Still have that one!
But, it languishes in the cellar. Might get drawn once a year, just because. I’ve moved on through Hoyts, Matthews, a Ross, etc. Now I have a 2017 Hoyt Carbon. All is good in the world! :) 19-Apr-18BoxCall, I have a used Ace-In the Hole quiver and live in Ohio, west of Cleveland. Do you want it? 19-Apr-18A buddy of mine bought the carbon extreme back when they were first introduced. My god what a beast that thing was. 19-Apr-18The split t came in the mail today.getting it all set up ready for the old rattle can camo.its going to the woods after turkeys. 22-Apr-18Still have my shooting star. I have a sonic, which is a post bear archery merge model. Got it signed by Tom Jennings at the Bowhunter Happening in AZ 23-Apr-18
Here are some oldies. I shot more game with that AeroStar than all my other bows combined. 23-Apr-18Cool thread. I’m setting up a Buckmaster 2000 (that’s the ONLY marking on it I seem to find) for a friend. I have references in my research to both Jennings Buckmaster and Bear Buckmaster. Only specs I could find came from the Bear website. Seems to be a fairly smooth (and likely slow) bow. Big ol’ fat wood grip, solo-cam, split limbs, good shape. He’s excited to start shooting it. 24-Apr-18I have a Model ’T’ that really liked then, I got a used Jennings Master Hunter. Sold the Master Hunter along time ago. Then a couple years ago pickup up an Arrowstar that is the same bow as the Master Hunter. I knew the MH was heavy but, had forgotten how heavy they were. Wow, you almost need a tripod to shoot it! LOL 25-Apr-18
The String has had it but I plan on getting a new one. It shot 287 FPS with a 26 inch 2213 and a 75 grain Vortex.The String has had it but I plan on getting a new one. It shot 287 FPS with a 26 inch 2213 and a 75 grain Vortex.Here are a few photo’s of a Jennings that was given to me by Tom Jennings. He used to come out and hunt with Steven Ward and I back in the day. From what He told me it was his Design. It was a the center of a cross bow with carbon extreme limbs and cams. The engineering Dept. at the then I believe Bear/Jennings said the grip was not strong enough and it was never put into production that I know of. Anyone have any more info. or suggestions of where to get more info? 26-Apr-18
26-Apr-18My best friend and hunting buddy bought a Jennings Sidekick back around the high school days in ’72 or ’73, and we were out hunting (I had my Dad’s 45# Tigercat) deer up near Peterboro, NY sometime in late Oct ’73. I didn’t see any bucks, but when we got back together, he said he had just shot under a big 10 buck with that new CP. I wished I’d seen it. We chased that buck all season after that, and got close but I never got a shot. I stuck with the stickbows, until about ’79 when I bought a Proline, but never liked it and went back to recurves. Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual Guide 26-Apr-18
Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual Free1983..my first bow, a used Forked Lightning, and my first big game animal. 26-Apr-18Jennings Buckmaster Bow Manual UserStill have my Jennings woody, bought it back in 1974 from my 4H archery instructor. But really have a soft spot in my heart for my PSE laser mag purchased back in 1982. Sure made some incredible shots with that bow.
Download here: http://gg.gg/v7n3y
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
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