Samick Privilege Recurve Limbs

These limbs are unbeatable quality for the dollar and very good if you don't want to break the bank. I own these limbs in 68" M 24# and they are smooth and reliable. They fit snug in the socket, and shoot very smooth. As a beginner in archery, these limbs made me really enjoy my first year of shooting. I plan to increase my weight, and I know that the limbs I will purchase next will be another set of these Samick Privilege limbs, because they are excellent quality for the value and I can trust them.

(Posted on 5/13/13)

I have these limbs from a used bow but they're in superb condition, very good, I think I'm going to buy another pair of these so I can upgrade my weight, and I have good experience already with this product and its cheap so its the best. Dude don't buy other limbs get these ones because they are so cheap but so good and smooth, da best.

(Posted on 5/13/13)

these limbs are great. I started using them about a year and a half ago and even though I have grown and gotten stronger, the limbs are still a great fit for me and awesome to shoot with. One of the best things is that they have a lot of flexibility in weight. The 24 limbs can go down to about 21 and up to maybe 24-25 so even if you get stronger you don't have to get new limbs immediately.

(Posted on 4/16/13)

i couldn't ask for better!

(Posted on 12/11/12)

For that price, the quality is excellent. Highly reocmmanded.

(Posted on 11/30/12)

Bought these with a 21" Hoyt Excel riser for my son. My complaints about these are that 1) the top/bottom limbs are not marked, 2) white pencil/grease pen writing (numbers) on the side of the limbs, and 3) they fit incredibly tight in the riser. That aside, and being minor, they look great and function well for a beginner.

For my daughter, I bought the W&W Axiom limbs and they have a much looser fit in the same riser. Other than being uglier, these also function well.

(Posted on 9/18/12)

I got these limbs mainly due to the low price and good reviews. My granddaughter is using them with a Hoyt Excel medium riser. I got the short risers with the 24# rating. Put the bow together and checked with a digital weight gauge and it's pulling 24.5# consistantly.
I love the limbs, consistent pull and accuracy and quiet with loads of power. She's shooting outdoor right now and at 40 meters, she's sinking the arrows halfway through the target.

(Posted on 6/16/12)

Had these for ~1.5 years now and I love em. I have almost a 31" draw and these have very little stacking compared to other beginner limbs I have tried. Re: the comment about them being a tight fit above, I had the same experience but found that a little string wax on the pockets/dove tails fixed the issue.

(Posted on 4/18/12)

They are sweet pulling and shooting limbs. The only issue I had is that they were too tight to fit on my ILF riser. I had to sand down the mounting dovetail a bit to get it to slide in. Other than that, boy these are nice!

(Posted on 3/18/12)

These limbs are incredible and are perfect for people who want quality and a great price i would recommend them to anyone just starting

(Posted on 3/13/12)

I got a pair three years ago and still use them for indoor. They are probably the best starter limb on the market. Of course I shoot outdoors with a Samick Ultra and Masters limbs. What can I say, I like Samick.

(Posted on 11/20/11)

I`ve had these limbs for over a year and loved them so much that when my wife started shooting I purchased a set for her. Now I'm ready to order another set of higher weight. With black paint you`re ready to go hunting. killed 2 deer last year with these limbs.

(Posted on 11/7/11)

Been shooting these for over 6 months now, and i love these more than I did my old Kaya Tropics, which were more than double the price. These are smooth, consistent, and CHEAP. Averaging high 280 low 290's on a NFAA 300 round.. Definitely recommend these for starters and intermediates, or even advanced shooters looking for trainer limbs

(Posted on 10/25/11)

This has been a good item for us. We sell these limbs to beginners just starting out with their first bow. We like to pair these limbs with Hoyt Horizon, or Excel risers, and let the customer grow into a higher quality set of limbs later. They like that we are trying to go easy on their pocketbooks when they are new to the sport, or their children are new to it. These limbs have never failed us, twisted, or been returned or warranteed.

(Posted on 9/10/11)