Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: barebo on December 24, 2025, 05:11:04 pm
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I had one Adirondack knot free bow core left and wanted to try a long recurve. 68"ntn - whopping 36#@28". 19 ounces.
Steamed in the recurves on a simple form I made. Pretty snappy and easy smooth draw. Handle is red oak, Ipe, and bacote. Tip overlays are padouk.
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It's got some nice curves, and is well tillered. Nice combo for the handle woods, too. Nothing wrong with a 36lber for some enjoyable shooting.
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Very nice. Tiller looks as good as it gets. Very impressive.
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Beautiful bow in all aspects, very well done. Pappy
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Gotta agree with everyone else. Nice bend.
Thanks for sharing
Bjrogg
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Nice looking bow barebo. Reminds me I need to get back after it and make some shavings.
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That looks like a sweet shooting bow, the Ipe makes for a really gorgeous riser. Nice job!
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Many thanks to all. From November 2023 to January 2024 I made 3 longbows in 3 months with the hickory and 2 were hickory backed and 1 was bamboo backed. I was lucky to have a buddy whose son worked at a local sawmill and he picked out some nice clean random width boards for me. The recurve was the last of the stash. Few photos of the longbows.
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Beautiful bow! Everything about it!
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Nice looking bows Barebow! Us old farts tend to like those lower weight bows.well done.
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Absolutely good looking bow! Id certainly shoot that at any event. It looks fast too.