Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: bowkill on August 27, 2008, 12:38:28 am
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I just put the first coat of Linseed oil on my new bow. A few more coats, and then I'll get a handle on it.
Not perfect, but I'm happy with my first osage bow. (I've made a couple red oak board bows and some kids bows)
Right now it's pulling 55lbs I was hoping for 60, and I haven't shot it too much yet.
It's 54 inches from nock to nock, 55" total.
Most important, I like the way it shoots.
Here are a few photos. (It's hard to photograph a bow!!) I'm a little worried about the limb with all the "character"
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That is sweet! Nice tiller and good overall primitive look to it. Love the knots and character.
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Nice bow. I love simple bows...especially with character. ;) You did a good job with your "Motel Bow"! 8) Pat
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you look like someone i know: your name isn't Frank Lohner, is it?
Scott
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no
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Nice bow Bowkill, Love the knots and character. And you kept the red carpet very clean and chip free ;D
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I don't think you need to worry about that Limb....you did a really nice Job on the Tiller....and it's Hedge....that is always a Plus!!!
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Nice little bow ya have there, ya going to name it Psycho :o ;) :)
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Nice looking bow! I don't see anything to worry about with that limb.
Tracy
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Nice looking bow,tiller looks good,Can't wait to see it all finished up. :)
Pappy
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That did turn out nice having being built in a hotel room - I gotta give that some serious consideration :). Good job..
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Looks good.
David
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Nice bow, should shoot like a dream... I built one alot like it last winter but mine broke because i didn't follow the rings like i should have....yours looks great... happy hunting.... HAWK
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That's a great looking little bow-looks like you handled the character and knots really well, shouldn't have any problems-osage is really tough stuff as long as you stay with the grain.
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nice bow!
tiller looks great on thisone!
frank