I've been really curious about HLD bows for a while and this is my first successful attempt. I had this hickory stave laying around that I was planning on making into a Molly. It was from a 2" diameter sapling and had a very consistent crown so I thought giving it hollow limbs might distribute the stress more evenly across the short working sections.
It definitely feels different when drawing this bow. It's got a real nice snappiness to it.

I'll bet it will perform better when it's stored near my wood stove during the winter.

It's very humid here and in my experience humidity makes a hickory bow a bit sluggish.

Anyway...
65" ttt
45# @ 27.5"
fumed for 5 days
water buffalo overlays
ebony strike plate
Thanks for checking her out.
