Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Dakotian on May 06, 2007, 10:24:33 am
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I have finished up the last of my elm boards with this bow, it is 66" long, 55# at 27", 1.5 at the fades and tapers down to .5" at the nocks. I had no real problem with the making of this bow and it shoots among my best. Since I have already made a bow similar to this one I wanted this one to be unique in its own way so I painted on the decorations are meant to be a dedication to Saint Sebastian, patron saint of archers. The inscription is a slightly altered slightly abridged version of the prayer of Saint Sebastian written in a second alphabit of mine that I use for certain entries in my journal. How does it look overall?
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Very cool! I converted at 26.....so as an adult I was able to choose my confirmation name......I choose Sebastian.....after St. Sebastian.......as you said.....patron saint of archers.....
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I guess the last of the picture are coming later, it keeps coming up with differnt excuses as to why I can't post.
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Hi, nice bow there, but, are you sure it is elm?, it looks like beech to me.
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Nice bow. I like the writings. Jawge
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Great looking bow, cool artwork.
VB
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Nice, like the artwork and the concept
DanaM
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here are the last of the pictures
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You are getting pretty danged good with your bows, Andrew....and you are getting pretty big! :o
Your tiller looks good and I love the design work on the back. Pat
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Nice work both with the bow and the design. Got youbookmarked for May Self Bow of the Month, too.