Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Mark Smeltzer on January 15, 2014, 08:48:41 pm
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One more, I got on a little recurve kick. This one is Osage, 62" NTN, Diamond backs, 50lbs@27"
(http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e125/MDS65/OsageRecurve003_zpsb1edb762.jpg) (http://s38.photobucket.com/user/MDS65/media/OsageRecurve003_zpsb1edb762.jpg.html)
(http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e125/MDS65/OsageRecurve001_zps5c21c5e6.jpg) (http://s38.photobucket.com/user/MDS65/media/OsageRecurve001_zps5c21c5e6.jpg.html)
Mark
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Nice job.
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nice looking bow, anymore pics, maybe of the skins please
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:o Wow really like it............yea ..would love to see some more pic's.... back, tips, handle, front profile, unbraced profile.
Again really like it, those limbs are really working is it backed with anything?
DBar
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Very nice curves again. Looks very similar in design to the yew. No sinew on this one? I need to try one of these.
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Really, really nice bow. Great curves on it!
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Very nice bow, more pics would be welcomed. That looks like too nice a bow for just two pics.
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Thanks for the nice comments, The only other picture I have of this one is the new owner shooting it. love how the recurves shoot. I think those underlays are they key to the curves.
(http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e125/MDS65/osagerecurve2007.jpg) (http://s38.photobucket.com/user/MDS65/media/osagerecurve2007.jpg.html)
(http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e125/MDS65/osagerecurve2004.jpg) (http://s38.photobucket.com/user/MDS65/media/osagerecurve2004.jpg.html)
(http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e125/MDS65/osagerecurve2008.jpg) (http://s38.photobucket.com/user/MDS65/media/osagerecurve2008.jpg.html)
This one has Yew underlays.
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I found a few more but I think thats all.
No backing on this one.
Mark
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Also super nice...
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Superb craftsmanship on both of your recurve bows. How do you manage to keep curves like that from pulling out during the tillering process?
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Another amazing bow. I hope you post more of your work.
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Great looking bow, whoever got it is one lucky dog
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very very nice curves
chuck
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very nice curves.sweet looking bow
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Thank you all very much!
Gordon, check out the thread on statics, thats how I do it. And love your bows!
Mark
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We (or I) have been talking so much about the recurves, I should mention you have a good eye for tiller also.
DBar
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You are doing some seriously nice work here. You need to show up some time for the flight shoots at the Salt Flats, you would do well.
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Looks sweet man, good work!
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Sexy lookin profile!
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VERY NICE!
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DAMN. Great job. Saw you yew curve first but they are tied in my opinion for some of the most beautifully crafted bows. You have some mad skills leaving me to want more to look at. >:D
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REEEEAL nice curves!
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Beautiful,love the curves. :)
Pappy
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fantastic work!
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That sweetheart of a bow has all her curves in the right place...That is nice
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Cool bow for sure.
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Very nice. Sure like the sweeping curves. Sexy.
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What a profile! beautiful bow
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Thanks guys, The recurves are a little tough to tiller but worth the result.
Mark
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Very nice MDS. 8)
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another great bow i love these recurve bows well done
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very nicely done. the profile on that bow is hard to stop looking at
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Beautiful bow,love those sweeping recurves!
Well done/built ! ;)
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THAT BOW KICKS ASS!!!! 8)
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That's insane how perfect the tiller and curves are! Super elegant sexy bow.
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Wow, beautiful work. I gotta see the "other" one. Really beautiful curves!
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The curves on that are stunning!!
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Excellent profile. Well done!
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Very nice bow - want to reach in the computer and grab it so I can shoot it! Bet it is smooth.
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It looks so much like the Wlcox duoflex. I remember Tim Baker telling me he never believed a wood bow could shoot so fast. Outstanding work on that bow.
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Thanks you guys,
Steve, that Osage recurve is a good shooter but I honestly think the Yew recurve is faster and smoother. Do you have pictures of the Wilcox duoflex?
Mark
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one beauty bow all around!