Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Parnell on October 12, 2009, 05:54:48 pm
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Here's one a gave my buddy visiting this weekend. This is the original link that I posted: http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,14167.0.html
Turned out nicely, I think. 66" long 'bout 60#@27". Beet root stained and my best handle wrap, yet. Some Colombian clay beads and a bone turtle to tie it off. A few arrows to get him started. He really enjoyed shooting up an old box but found the importance of needing an armgaurd! Good Times!
Thanks for lookin.
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Nice looking bow, he oughta like that one. Just don't let Mechslasher see it, he'll steal it...;D
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Your right, that did turn out nicely. Good job.
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Good looking bow,he should love that.Tiller looks good and the color is a stand out.Cool. :)
Pappy
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Good job on the bow, he ought to really like it!
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This is a dandy bow and a great candidate for Oct Self BOM fun, too.
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nICE BOW AND TILLER KEEP EM COMING!!!!!
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Ooooo, purple!
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Great looking bow and great looking tiller! :) -josh
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Nice, I really like the profile of that one.
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Nice bow but what is with all the Holmegaards lately?
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Thanks guys - I couldn't honestly call this a Holmegaard. It is, I think, a flatbow - with Holmegaard like lever tips. Those levers are only 6 inches with another two for the fades, not so far from the design of a flatbow, really. The tiller is definitely more like a flatbow. I like this design, it definitely reduces tip mass but is practical and uncomplicated to make. It's a zippy shooter too. The length and design did well with hickory and heat treating. I'd shot this bow probably 200 times before finishing it and giving it to him. It took some follow, but less than an inch after resting. A healthy bow with low vibration and no draw noise. Appreciate the support. ;) :)
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Hey, John B here...and yes I do really like this bow!! Looking forward to the weekend when I'll have a bit more of a chance to see what she can do at some varying distances...and after I pick up an arm guard ;D
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Oh come one, brother, a little pain will do you some good, right!? Just kiddin. I'm glad to give it to someone I know will use it. Take some pictues of you shooting up there sometime and post. I'd love to see 'em. Good luck with it, I hope it treats you well. Remember - it's just a piece of wood. ;D