Addiction is real

[Bubbabowyer]

I had plans for this bow to be placed in the pot for the pa bow trade. I am sorry to say that I could not wait as a child cannot wait for Christmas morning. It just laid there in my hand for days and suddenly I was holding a bow. Its 45 lbs at 28 inches. I love it.

[Hamish]

Classic bow, with some nice character. Well done.

[Bubbabowyer]

Thank you sir! It chucks my 500 grain arrows with authority. Right where I'm looking at 20 yards. A little shockey but I'm working on that.

[Bubbabowyer]

I thought this would be a twist on an arrow pass. I made the hole just a smidgeon too big. I have plenty more wood for bows. This one is special right now lol

[Stick Bender]

Nicely done !!

[Will B]

Very nice bow!

[Pat B]

I agree, very nice bow. You could bring the bend back towards the handle, top and bottom but other than that...very nice bow. 
I like the medallion too!

[jeffp51]

"No Cash Value" sounds like a great name for a bow.

[Hawkdancer]

Nice!  The saga continues!
Hawkdancer

[Bubbabowyer]

Thanks guys! I thought the token would be a nice touch. I was leaning towards "a token of friendship" but now I really want to build another for the trade lol

[Pappy]

Beautiful bow, nice work.
 Pappy

[George Tsoukalas]

It is beautiful. Nicely done. Jawge

[bownarra]

The handshock is because the lower limb is weak.

[Bubbabowyer]

Is the lower limb looking like its bending too much? Its 1.5 inches shorter than the top. Its definitely slightly stiffer as I have about 1/8th inch positive tiller. It way over powered the top limb on the initial long string tillering.

[bradsmith2010]

It does look like bottom limb may be a bit weak,,hard for me to see in full draw,,,u might look at that a bit,,.Osage can get a bit shocky if it has too much mass weight for the draw weight,,,easy to do cause it does not take much Osage to make a bow,,.,u might consider weighing the bow...it looks great,, sure it will tune up nicely