Advice on what to do to my osage

[Tracker0721]

Well I took the advice and got my bottom limb bending better, while I was at it I left my outer limbs on each a little stuff so it'd hopefully help with speed and vibrations. Dunno if that's true but it seems to shoot a bit sweeter now. Drawing 50@26-27 whatever I'm drawing, just using a handheld scale. But now I'm thinking of straightening the bend in the handle then doing a wrap with hemp cord and Massey finish. My question to you all is this, should I straighten it and retiller as needed or leave it as is and start finishing. I just don't like how the the bend in the handle makes the bow sit. I'll add some pictures to show it.







Opinions?

[bradsmith2010]

if the bow is shooting good,,you should finish it,, its not how it looks at this point, but how it shoots that counts,,

[Hamish]

Totally agree with Brad. If its already shooting sweet don't "fix" it, finish it.

[Stringman]

Love the little guy watchin from twix your legs!

If you have that thing shooting well, then just shoot it a bunch and finish it. You will work on fixing any perceived errors on the next (and the next, and next...) stave. I have had much pleasure in watching my bow style change over the last dozen years. Only wish my first was still shooting.

[TimothyR]

I like it!  You should leave it and start finishing it up as is.

[bowandarrow473]

Looks good!

[Badger]

  I think it looks good like it is. The bend near the handle looks more like a kink anyway, they are hard to get out.

[Tracker0721]

Kink is a good word for it. Alright then, the counsel has spoken. Finishing it in the morning! If it gets over 40 degrees that is. She's got a few hundred arrows through her now and I'm thinking about skinning it, do I layer on my finish then skin then wrap my handle right?