Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: CrazyHorse1969 on August 21, 2014, 12:46:16 am
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Will a 4-6 oz., pliable buffalo (American Bison) leather split, suede on both sides, make good bow grips? I have never used buffalo.
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Probably too thick. Deer/elk hide makes the best IMHO.
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It looks like when you invest in a "split"--regardless of the animal--they have both a size and thickness. Any idea which thickness to get for deer/elk?
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Thinner the better in my opinion. It just feels better in my hand.
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Got it.
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4oz would be the thickest I'd go for a handle wrap but I don't use leather handle wraps.
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I look for leather chairs and couches in trash piles. I always get funny looks when someone drives by when I'm cutting pieces out of them. The thickness is perfect for grips.
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Split leather I don't like very much and doesn't look to good.
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Mullet, I was thinking the same thing!
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I look for leather chairs and couches in trash piles. I always get funny looks when someone drives by when I'm cutting pieces out of them. The thickness is perfect for grips.
That's a great idea
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I look for leather chairs and couches in trash piles. I always get funny looks when someone drives by when I'm cutting pieces out of them. The thickness is perfect for grips.
You live in a high class neighborhood! :D