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Cajun Shore Runner EV Black/Red

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Cajun Shore Runner EV

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The Cajun Shore Runner EV bowfishing bow in striking black and red is a marvel of efficiency and design. Its lightweight frame, weighing just 3.2 pounds, allows for agile maneuvering, making it ideal for the quick action of bowfishing. With a 32″ axle-to-axle length, it achieves a balance between ease of handling and stability, enhanced by a 7″ brace height for precise shooting. This bow adjusts easily with a draw weight range of 20 to 50 pounds and a consistent draw length of up to 30″, accommodating a variety of users.

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Weight 5.600 kg
Dimensions 41.00 × 12.00 × 4.00 cm

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