Is it wrong of me?

[JoJoDapyro]

I am just about done making my 2 nephews first bows. These are the second, and third bows that I have ever finished (Or will finish). They are both just small board bows. The one that is shooting is so dang fun to shoot. It pulls close to 30#, and I have made a few 15.5 inch bamboo arrows for it. I let a friend shoot it and he pulled it close to 22 inches, far more than I intended. The problem is this, I really like it, and I really don't want to give it away. I'm sure when he is shooting it this next weekend it will be worth it, but it is going to be tough. I guess he is lucky that I love him so much. I'll post some photos of them tomorrow.

[4dog]

you put a lot of time into a bow...getting it moving just so....and when your done its so much fun...to give it to someone you know!     take your new found knowledge ...and slam it into the next one jojo!!

[Badly Bent]

Giving a bow to a youngster is a great feeling, the smile on his face will make you want to do it again and again. 

[TRACY]

Giving a bow to a youngster is a great feeling, the smile on his face will make you want to do it again and again. 

Let it go and make another with higher poundage

[Pat B]

Build yourself another bow and teach your nephews how to build their own bows.

[JoJoDapyro]

I watched one of them yesterday. He had the choice between going and watching Supercross or hanging out wit me. He always chooses to hang out with me. I had him help sand some arrow shafts. Little steps. He's only 5, but it makes me happy that he would rather come over and hang out with me than go watch the races (He races himself, that is why it is surprising).

[Pat B]

Your last reply answered your initial question! 

[Zuma]

What goes around comes around.
You are lucky to have family that appreciate you.
Err you know what I really mean. lol
Zuma

[JoJoDapyro]

It is great that when given the option (their parents let them choose who is going to watch them) they choose my wife and I.