Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Don on February 25, 2013, 10:21:28 pm
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Built this bendy about a week or so ago with the help of half eye. Thanks buddy.
44" ntn
#28@21 I'm pulling 22" in the picture
1 1/8" widest to 5/8" @ nocks
For 28lbs it will really whistle an arrow.
(http://imageshack.us/a/img198/7035/003mgf.jpg)
(http://imageshack.us/a/img832/1848/002kct.jpg)
(http://imageshack.us/a/img27/8618/001hwv.jpg)
(http://imageshack.us/a/img836/2925/005qvh.jpg)
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Dang it Don, thats really nice, ya got about all the bend out of that. Maybe the old guy can get a huntin weight back to ya, this time,eh. That's a beaut for sure. Like yer fletchin too :)
rich
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Well I wasn't going to post this Rich but I wanted to put a thank you out there.
You remember what this stick looked like starting out.
The shadow throws off the tiller on the draw picture and there is just alittle set in the top limb
but it doesn't effect the shooting.
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Rich: thanks for sharing your wealth of experience with Don, looks like you hooked him deep!
Don: BOOOOYEAH!
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That sure is a beauty.
Grady
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Nice Job!
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Thanks fellas, these short bows are an absolute blast to shoot.
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Great job, Don. That one definitely has a Half Eye curve to it. He has a tendency to rub off on folks. ;)
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nice bend Don, rich is a hell of a guy aint he ;), Bub
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Looks good,expect no less with that kind of help. ;) :) Lots of bend.
Pappy
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Nice one Don...How's the arrow flight working out for you guys with short draw and short bows? I wanna make one for hunting. Got a piece of sage that's not thick enough for a stiff handle and thought I would make a bendy out of it...
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Hmmm... The bottom limb has a nice even bend but the top limb looks a bit hingy in two spots and flat through midlimb. Anybody else seeing that?
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Here is another. It my still be hingy and flat, I don't know.
(http://imageshack.us/a/img16/5719/44002.jpg)
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Looks pretty darn good to me. Nice shorty. :)
Pappy
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From the arrow pass (or top of the handle wrap at least) it angles back and then has a sharper bend near the tip. At least that's what I'm seeing.
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I'm seeing the same thing PatM, but I have noticed on these shorties that a slight change in nocking point will exacerbate any peculiarities in the tiller. All in all it looks like a fine job and finer bow! Nice work Don! When it comes to getting counsel on a shorty, you can do no better than Rich! Josh