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I have a compound Bow which was passed down to me by a relative. However the relative does not possess any information on the bow. I would love to know such things as the Manufacturer/ the draw weight range/ draw length range/ what the let off percent is ?

The bow on the upper recurve limb has the words Denali near the allen screw and further up on the limb the word Continental. I have pictures of the bow. I thought it might be a Alpine Denali, but I contacted Alpine and they say it is not an Alpine Bow. Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.

Respectfully Yours........Nicholas Nardone

Thanks Very Much  bobb-o

I went to the Reflex website and you were correct.  As their trademark antlers symbol is on the bow I have. I will now see if they can help me with my inquiries. Thanks Again.. And give yourself credit you are very knowledgable. .........nvirago 

Hi bobb-o

Thanks for the help it is appreciated.

I am located in Methuen,Mass. 01844

Hi Nicholas!

Just wanted to let you know that with a friend's help you can find out the draw length and poundage your bows is at.

To find draw length of the bow draw an arrow back as far as you can and have a friend put a mark on the arrow just past the arrow rest! This is the draw length on the bow.

And to find the poundage yue need a hanging scale that goes up to a 100 pounds.

have a friend watch the scale hook the scale to your string at the nocking point then pull stright downthe highest number before the bow reaches its break over point is the poundage!

Hope this helps you