Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: NorthHeart on April 23, 2020, 11:49:28 pm
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I really enjoyed making this juniper bow backed with elk sinew. It is as smooth as I have ever felt for a wooden bow, both the draw cycle and on the shot. 42#@24” it shoots a beefy 530gr arrow at over 150fps. At my draw length a wooden bow usually needs to be 50# to do that, sinew backed juniper is certainly special in this regard. I don’t imagine this will be my last:)
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Nice.....Lots of good looking heartwood on that one.Snappy shooter.
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Very nice
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I like it.
Beautiful color of the wood and a nice painted back.
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Very nice sir! I like the paint. What is the brace height?
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Thanks guys! Sage-the brace is 5.5" from inside of grip.
Also, the OAL is 53".
I don't know why some of the pics came out "fat looking". ??? They posted normally on another site.
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Great looking bow, and unique as always, Shelton! I’m curious about the arrows. What style of fletching is that, and what are the advantages?
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Stick- thanks buddy! The arrows are my attempt at a set of plains indian arrows. They would cut the fletching long and low and set back. They sure do shoot flat. I posted more about them in the arrows section.
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DUDE! that is a sweet bow right there!!!
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Nice work like always. Cool set there with the arrows. Always like to see styles such as this posted here.
Mike
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I’ve got a thing for juniper. Nice bow.
Bjrogg