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Bowman:
There is a little bit ups and downs with those guys. I think they draw 160#. Maybee 170#. Thats impressive anyway.
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--- Quote from: Bowman on May 02, 2014, 04:57:18 pm ---Those guys are my friends.  ;D They draw  160#. The only guys in Norway I know who could do that.  I can manage 90#. But I do my best to  reach 110# this summer.   ;) Are you on facebook?

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Nice work :)
I worked my way up to 100#... but now I'm on my way back down ::)
Del

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Thank you Del

 :)

WillS:

--- Quote from: Bowman on May 08, 2014, 06:30:02 am ---There is a little bit ups and downs with those guys. I think they draw 160#. Maybee 170#. Thats impressive anyway.

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Absolutely! I'm nowhere near that yet.  Would love to meet some of you guys in Norway at some point.  You seem to be right near the top of warbow making at the moment.

Anyway, nice bow (shame Hugh didn't like it ;) ) and hope to see more of your stuff soon!

Bowman:

--- Quote from: WillS on May 08, 2014, 11:51:15 am ---
--- Quote from: Bowman on May 08, 2014, 06:30:02 am ---There is a little bit ups and downs with those guys. I think they draw 160#. Maybee 170#. Thats impressive anyway.

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Absolutely! I'm nowhere near that yet.  Would love to meet some of you guys in Norway at some point.  You seem to be right near the top of warbow making at the moment.

Anyway, nice bow (shame Hugh didn't like it ;) ) and hope to see more of your stuff soon!

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:)I think Hugh prefer historical correct longbows. I have some of the too. I'll post more pics. Thanks.
 :D

Goose Fletch:
what kind of cross section did you use? is it like the D's or more of an oval?

Bowman:
It's a D bow. I prefer that in a bamboo/oak lamination.  :)

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