Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: mullet on May 10, 2012, 08:52:22 pm
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Here's something I've been playing with for a couple of years. I got the idea from RyanO a few years ago. I didn't like the setup so I changed a few things. It's made from bamboo and Eastern Red Cedar to keep it light. It is all traditional except the rubber piece. I'm replaceing it with a thick piece of leather. I've shot some arows through it and it is quiet and stays in place. I'm going to shoot the course Sunday at the Club I shoot at and see if it loosens up any.
What ya think? ;D
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LOVE the color of your bow Eddie. The quiver is cool. Im curious to see how well it stays snug after a round Sunday. Thats the test right there!
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Thanks, Pearlie, the bow just keeps getting darker. Made it in '04. I figure if it doesen't loosen up after 40 targets it will work for hunting season.
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Idea: How about you soak your leather lace for a few minutes then wrap it. It will suck down like a "you know what" when it dries I bet!
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I really like that idea a lot. I've considered similar things but couldn't figure out how to do it without too much weight or bulk. Yours seems about perfect.
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Thanks, Adam. I have been trying to make it light since I started playing with it. Pearl, I was going to soak it before I shoot. I just wrapped it for the pictures, but it is tight like that.
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Thats a cool bow quiver, Eddie. Looks like it will work well.
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I like that setup!
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Hope it holds good.
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i like it alot Eddie.looks good
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If the ladies don't find you handsome, at least they should find you handy.
Eddie - I like it, but looks bulky...sort of like putting a hitch on a porsche. Maybe if it was just a two arrow?
J
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I like it!
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Your bow must be OSAGE TO KEEP GETTING DARKER WITH AGE. Don't you just love that.
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Dilligence, it is actually very light, you don't even feel the weight. Look at it like a Carrera with a spoiler :D. It passed the test for me, anyway. It never loosened up, so now I'm going to clean it up and use it hog hunting in July.
Crooketarrow, yep, I love how osage ages. It's like a fine bourbon, just gets better.