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osage molly warbow (now with pictures)

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toomanyknots:
SWEET, I milked them pics right outta ya, lol. Lookin good.

gstoneberg:
Noel, your levers look the same thickness as your limbs?  Wouldn't you normally leave them thicker on a molly?  Sorry about that twist. :(

George

fishfinder401:
yah, right now the levers are the same thickness, i have barely started to reduce them, and don't worry about the twist, wood with severe twist is better than no wood at all ;D, i have a full bow steaming set up that works great, while im at it, i think i might add some reflex, depends on what im up for
thanks
noel

Young Bowyer:
What makes a warbow "molly?" sorry im a newb  ::) im going to order my first ELB from 3 rivers archery as soon as i get the cash  :D

fishfinder401:

--- Quote from: Young Bowyer on June 01, 2011, 09:41:57 pm ---What makes a warbow "molly?" sorry im a newb  ::) im going to order my first ELB from 3 rivers archery as soon as i get the cash  :D

--- End quote ---
well.... a warbow can have many different meanings, some people like me say a very heavy bow(usually 80+)  some say a bow that can be or was used for war, others have the definition of warbow meaning a traditional mary rose replica style
a molly or the full name mollegabet is a bow with stiff tips or levers that are deeper but narrower saving on weight and adding speed, i think
if anyone else wants to add to these definitions, go ahead, and be sure to correct me if i wrong
noel
PS: young bowyer, i was a "newb" going back a few months, and to many i still am, but don't worry.people here are very willing to help usually in any way they can, good luck. Oh-ya, the elb you are getting, is it pre-made or is it a kit

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