Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Prarie Bowyer on November 22, 2012, 03:29:09 pm
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10usktb22I4&feature=plcp
Unfortunately, after several months of desk job I can't even draw this to 28" any more. I can on the tillering tree and it's tillered fine. >65# 28".
It was a goal to make the heaviest bow I could. Now what to do with it? I have others that I can draw.
The arrows are bamboo footed maple. Uisng up bamboo scrapws from my cores. I was trying to pitch them then I thought "Hey these pieces would make nice footings".
enjoy.
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Looks nice!
George
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Nice Job!! I like those arrows too.
Tattoo Dave
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Everything is ideal. Even the video is great. I saw the comment there and I was going to say I think you should consider selling it if its something you won't reduce or something you probably won't use. Since its so nice I would either give it as a gift or sell it.
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You do nice work man, that looks like a really sweet setup. Start pumping iron so we can see a demo! >:D
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Man thats some nice work, bet that combo shoots super smooth and fast.
Greg
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Very nice work, particularly on those arrows. I am always impressed with higher weight bows. I have been trying to hit the 65 lb mark and it is not easy.
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Very nice work, particularly on those arrows. I am always impressed with higher weight bows. I have been trying to hit the 65 lb mark and it is not easy.
I know! I would have never thought! How in gods name did they make those 100#+ war bows?
Camaroo,
Pumping iron would be a bad idea for me I just can't figure out when I'd do it. Right now my most rigorous exercise is the "Jo Lift" that I do 2x a day then pushing a mouse around for 8 hours.
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Looks good, Scott! Nice job!!