Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: hammertime on March 19, 2008, 12:20:56 am
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Hello everyone. This is a bow I made for a fellow taking his first steps into primitive archery. It's a bamboo backed hickory refllex/deflex, 60# @ 26" the length is 66". Osage tip overlays, osage/walnut handle. Antler tip inset for an arrow rest. A real sweet shooter, no shock and whisper quiet. Thanks for looking. Hammertime.
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looks pretty darn good bro... Hawk...a/ho
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Looks good and looks like you dealt with the twist in the lower limb. Nice bow. Your friend ought to be happy with it and you ought to be happy to get another sucker hooked! ;) 8) Pat
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nice bow, nice profile!
frank
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Very nice,I know he will like that. :)
Pappy
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Looking good hammer
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Great looking bow. Bookmarked as a laminate for March, too.
I tweaked the full draw a bit:
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Thanks Oldbow.Forgot about the finish it's 3 coats tung oil, 6 coats of tru oil.Thanks again.Hammertime
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nice looking bow.
Are those cork bluebill decoys in the table?
Bryan
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Real nice ! I like the Ruffed Grouse tail feathers also...........
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Looks like a fine bow.
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Thanks everyone for the comments and looks,yes Brian those are bluebill decoys my dad carved kinda- antiques.
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beutiful. how much would such a bow cost a boy just starting out?
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recourve shooter...The bamboo I purchased from pine hollow log bows I think around $20 the rest I had in my shop total for all supplies around $75 give or take.I can't take credit for the name a friend who helped with the "shoot in and pictures"thoght that one up anyways thanks to all on this sight for inspiring.Jeff Kolste-Hammertime
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well its beutiful. nicely done. for now i think ill stick with my shagbark (hickory) long. it was cheep and shoots well.