Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: rps3 on March 02, 2022, 04:06:10 pm
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Here is the bow I mentioned in another thread. The one limb of the stave had a good bit of reflex already, and when I added matching reflex to the other limb, it seemed like too much, especially since the stave had some troublesome knots in the top limb. I ended up attempting to take out some reflex. That still didnt seem like enough, so I added some deflex. 64" long, lower 50's at 28" draw.
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This is a sweet bow - I like the built up grip and those gnarly knots. Great job!
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Nicely done. Those type of staves can be tricky.
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That's a classic osage bow.Nice bow.
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Great looking bow and very nice tiller. Well done!
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That turned out nice. Well done
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Great bow and good decision making.
Del
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Nicely done. I find branch bows very interesting.
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Thank you very much for the comments. I was a little timid about the bend with that knot toward the tip of the top limb, but it's worked out pretty good so far after a bunch of shooting.
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Such a great lookin bow, very nice work
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That turned out great. Excellent job!