tiller fatigue fresh eyes please ( completed )

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  bison handle wrap courtesy of lebhuntfish. Thanks buddy for all your help.

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45#@29"

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This is with a 500 grain arrow give or take a few. I can not pull 29" and shoot so Patrick's friend Devon had to shoot for me. Problem was, he is a 3 under guy and split was very hard for him. Most shots were in the upper 160 range. I dont know why the first was so fast and the rest were not aside from Devon was having a hard time shooting.

[Peacebow_Coos]

Nice, looks like it turned out sleek!  I think your chrono's broken though

[Sidewinder]

Looks like you got anice shooter there Sleek. Bring it to Ojam if your coming. Ill be in one of the Tipis on the main road in.

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Its a pretty sweet bow. Unfortunately I had to trade it. But I did get a few pieces of osage out of the deal lebhuntfish ( patric ) spent a good weekend together splitting all this out. But thats gonna be another thread.

[lebhuntfish]

The pictures don't do it justice guys! I shot this thing myself and it's a very smooth shooting bow and should fit a first timer very well. It literally has a mirror finish and only took 3/4" of set. Patrick

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Yeah, this guy never shot a bow before. So I hope he enjoys this one. Said he has strung and unstrung it many times already getting used to the bow. I think the arrows are too heavy for it but they do shoot well.  3/4 set isnt terrible considering its 62" long stiff handled and pulls 29".  If yall look close in the pics there is a string between the handle and draw string. As the bow is drawn that string is pulled taught. Its set to be all the way taught at 29" of draw to prevent overdraw, this guy being new and all...

[H Rhodes]

It turned out real nice sleek.

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Thanks for the compliments guys. Im proud of it. And im sure the new owner will take care of it and thats a good feeling.  Im working on another right now very similar. I like this design and intend on figuring out exactly how best to get the most of it. Will be doing much chonographing on it as I build more.