Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Danzn Bar on July 29, 2018, 02:01:05 pm
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Finally finished the Osage static I posted a peek of a few weeks ago.
Wanted to prove out this bow before posting. So I took it to MoJam and shot it in Badgers Broadhead Flight Shoot.
This little static shot a 10 gr/# arrow 195 yds with a slight wind in our face. Badger said that was pretty good for a selfbow.
There were some great bowyers there shooting alot better than that.
The specs:
Osage Static Recurve
43# @ 28"
65" ntn
1 1/2" wide @ the fades
3/8" wide @ the nocks
Rat Snakes covering the back
Oh by the way..... this is my first attempt at a pistol type grip. Didn't have enought depth in the stave so I just did a glue up to make up the depth.
Thanks for looking,
DBar
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Here's a few more
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Sorry for my picture taking …...
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Thanks again for looking....
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Real nice Bill. Tiller is beautiful.
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Absolutely love this bow Bill.. the skins look great and that tiller is spot on. Awesome work my friend.
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Bend of those limbs is soooo nice!
And, of course, gotta love the handle design and tips.
Another good one, fella.
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That's a beautiful bow Bill. I remember when you first gave us a sneek peek at that one. Just curious if your bareshafting a arrow? Or maybe working on a flight arrow? Don't see any fletching on that shaft.🤔Let me know all your secrets when you get that flight shooting arrow building figured out. Hopefully see you at Elm Hall
Bjrogg
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Another amazing bow Bill. That handle is very unique. The tiller is perfect and the skins just top it all off. I hope you enter that in the BOM contest.
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beautiful bow! I can tell that you are way more artistic than I will ever be...your feather backed bow was also a work of art...very nice!
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Very nice Bill, love the handle
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I like everything about it, except maybe the handle :D Beautiful job!!
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Thanks, JonW and Stix
Knoll, those tips ended up pretty light with the underlay? filed down in the middle to the osage. I think the walnut strengthen the recurve so next time I might go thinner/less mass with the tips.
BJ, I use an unfletched arrow for draw lenght only...... that arrow is 29" with 1" increments marked backed to 24".
But, you mentioning flight shooting Badger really got me to thinking about it. I'm all ready thinking about a bow and arrow design for next year at MoJam.
Arvin, you had better be ready, I might be bitting at your heals next year. :) :)
Thanks Clint!
Thanks Bob but a pretty bow on the surface doesn't do it for me, it's got to be a shooter too. Thanks for the kind words, the "artistic" part is easy for me, it's the preformance that I have to work on.
Thanks Paul,
DC... That handle was a little weird....it reminds me of an old mans dunlap over your belt disease. :) :) But it does feel pretty good in the hand.
Thanks again, guys
DBar
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Looks really balanced in your hands Bill...Nice even bend...
Don
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Thanks Don appreciate it...………… ;)
DBar
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I remember seeing the bow at Mo Jam.Pictures are'nt totally doing it justice.Top to bottom a beautiful very nice bow.
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Why did you not show me this bow? It looks great bill.
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Thanks Ed...………..
Dave, You must have been just too busy. :)
Till next time my friends
DBar
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I like it. Nice work on everything. :OK
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Very cool bow Dbar. 8)
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Very nice tiller. Looks like a lot of though and work went into that bow with great results. Mike
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Damn Skippy that came out great!!!!bend is nails and everything else is top shelf
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Bill, looking at the profile of that bow I am sure you have a lot more than 195 in that bow which is very good in-itself. Just a little cleaner release or a slightly better matched arrow can make a big difference in yardage.
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Beautiful bow!
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BJ, I use an unfletched arrow for draw lenght only...... that arrow is 29" with 1" increments marked backed to 24".
But, you mentioning flight shooting Badger really got me to thinking about it. I'm all ready thinking about a bow and arrow design for next year at MoJam.
Thanks again, guys
DBar
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Bill I was pretty sure that was the case. Thought I'd keep that flight shooting arrow flame burning in you. I could tell you got pretty geeked up about the flight shooting and I'm sure you'll be making some sweet arrows for it. I'm sure they'll be great shooters to. I'm also sure you'll pass that knowledge on to guys like me.
Beautiful bow Bill. Like Clint said hope you enter it in BOM. I know Tom is looking for some enteries .
Bjrogg
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Thanks again Guys,
DBar
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That is a beauty, big guy. Glad to see you wrap it up tight. Love that grip build up.
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That bend! Another beautiful job Bill, I know as I got to handle it at Mojam.
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Top notch! that bow looks great! :OK
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I love the bend on that bow. Great job!!
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Very nice looking bow! That handle looks like the bow would fit like a glove. I like those personal touches.
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Great looking bow Bill.
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BOM contender there. I love Osage statics. Beautiful.
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BOM,BOM,BOM... do it do it do it!!
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Thanks guys.....
BOM would be very appreciated and also my first.......I sent Stickhead a link
Thanks again,
DBar
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Wow Bill, all the profiles look perfect - seems to be a fast shooter for sure.
You've done flawless work, and the finish with the skin look great.
The handle with the bubble / drop isn't my taste, but also very well executed. :OK :OK :OK
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If a fella knows what he is looking at, then placing a vote is very simple.
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What a beautiful bow.....everything about it!! awesome job
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Just seeing this Bill. You did a knock out job! Very handsome.
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Top shelf work! All the details are right on.