Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: VicNova on March 17, 2013, 06:05:02 pm
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This is a Red Oak longbow I made from a board that I purchased at Lowes after I ran out of staves. The handle is a three piece laminate of poplar and pine. The bow is 1.5" wide near the handle and runs parallel up until till ten inches from the tips; from there it tapers to .5" tips.
The bow is 72" tip-to-tip
Draws 52# at 29"
Has 1.06" of set
The grip is wrapped with cane and varnished.
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A very nice, simple longbow. Excellent tiller. Great job!
With 1.06 inches of set. Would have been better if it were just 1 inch of set. ;D
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Nice work on the red oak :) Like the handle wood selections, simple and functional.
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I like the tiller and finish very nice.
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Looking good, the poplar ads that nice color patina.
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Very nice Victor......that's about as fine as it gets. Perfect tiller.
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Great example of perfect elliptical tiller.....should be a stable smooth good shooting bow....good job victor
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thats a good looking bow! :)
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Sweet bend Victor and a good looker too, like the handle combo.
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Good looking bow, but a man should never run out of staves. Better get cutting.
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nice bow, and that's the only way poplar and pine should get on a bow >:D
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Nice bow. I really like the can handle wrap.
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Nice job,the brace pic say it all!
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Very nice. I admire all you guys that can get a good bow from Red Oak boards.
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Nice job. Good for you.
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Love the look of the handle. Great job.
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Cool bow!
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Victor, nice slick and classic design. I bet she shoots well. Best of luck in the March BOM contest. Thank you for entering!
Cipriano
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Very nice, awesome grip idea!
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Cool bow, I love the handle laminations and wrap.
Kevin