I've long enjoyed building and shooting pyramid bows with a little string follow. I find them to be classy, forgiving, smooth, hard-hitting, and reliable. Plus, they come together quickly and without much fuss. I build this one for the bow swap over on TradGang. I left this one "in the white" because this particular piece of wood was just too clean and tidy to stain. Here's a few particulars:
Hickory
Fully trapped back
Laminated reflexed tip
Padauk tip overlays
50#@27"
68" ntn
Simple floppy rest with stitched leather grip
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