Fast deflex-reflex

[kamil2910]

My new bow, very fast
bow lenght -64 inch
draw weight-32 lbs(28") max 30 inch
bambboo,maple,cosip
BH-5 inch
5 inch reflex
bow weight-350 gram
10 ff string
Result with chrono with 28 inch draws
11,4 grain/lbs-175 fps
12,9 grain/lbs-169 fps
14 grain/lbs-163 fps
I dont have a lighter arrow to shoot with 9 grain/lbs

[Pat B]

Wow! very nice bow and very nice performance. Well done.   

[arachnid]

Damn this is a nice looking bow!
If I remember currectly, this is not the first time you use cosip as a belly wood.
What is this wood? does it have another name? I can`t find any info about it....

[Ken S]

That is a beautiful bow I bet it shoots sweet. Full draw please

[Marc St Louis]

Very nice bow.  I can tell it is fast. 

It looks a lot like this bow I made many years ago.  I never chronographed this bow but I knew it was fast

[kamil2910]

The draw is litlle with mine, i make a new heavier to flight schooting
Marc what you think 10 string of fastflight is good for that bow??

[bowmo]

Quite the curves on that one. Looks good. Reminds me of the handle on Egyptian composite bows.

[mikekeswick]

That bow is smokin'! Very well executed.
I've also found that what most people would call a lot of deflex is a good thing especially when your outer limbs look like that.
Impressive stuff.
2 strands of fastflight are enough for that draw weight, of course it goes without saying that you need to pad out the loops. You could certainly squeeze more speed out of it if you made an 'extreme' string. Most fastflight type string materials break at around 60 -70lbs per strand. Your bow only needs a 120# breaking strain string to be safe.

[huisme]

Yep, I made a four strand just to be sure I could put in the Flemish twist.

[Badger]

     That does look hot, I don't know much about your release but it's possible a trained release might get even a higher speed. Your bow projects out at about 184 fps with 10 grains. Mark, myself and I am sure several others have had specimens a bit faster but 184 is excellent for any bow. With the profile that bow has I wouldn't be surprised at 190 fps.

    I have been lobbying the flight board to push for a 35# class, facinating division as wood flight bows can carry designs at 35# that are much more difficult at 50# and higher. Your welcome t put your two cents worth in on this issue.

[Peacebow_Coos]

Beautiful work Kamil!  That's an all around work of art sir.

[redhawk55]

Great bow!
It looks asymmetrical?Why did you choose an asymmetrical design?
Michael

[Onebowonder]

Any pics of this lovely lady drawn out to full draw???   

OneBow

[bradsmith2010]

very nice congrats

[burn em up chuck]

 very very nice

            chuck