Pictures of bows you've built
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No selling of traditional bows you manufactured. Only sponsors are allowed to post new bows for sale.
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Re: Pictures of bows you've built
Dave - with a mentor like Norm, you obviously learned something! Nice work!
Hunt them close, hunt them fair.
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Very very nice....
"And God was with the lad;and he grew,and dwelt in the wilderness,and became an archer." Gen.21:20
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here's one i shipped out to Illinois today. Black Walnut riser with a Macassar ebony I-beam.
Triple carbon/ foam core and walnut wedges, and recurve tip overlays. 64" AMO, 50 @ 29"
Triple carbon/ foam core and walnut wedges, and recurve tip overlays. 64" AMO, 50 @ 29"
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Re: Pictures of bows you've built
Putting the final touches on this one...
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man snag. them ar3 some nice looking bows you have..congrats to you sir for your hard work..
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Here are some of the bows I built in the last year:
Top: most recently, a 54" bamboo slat bow. One solid piece of bamboo, with the flattened inside as the back and the rounded outside of the culm as the belly.
Center Top: 44" Snubby design by an archer friend. His version had a conventional handle and shelf. I built this one without a shelf or center cut, for shooting off the hand.
Center Bottom: 48" Scythian design based off profiles from bows recovered from archaeological sites in Western China
Bottom: 56" clear glass and wood bendy handle flatbow in the style of a Warring States Era Chinese bow owned by Stephen Selby of ATARN. Next to it the 2x2 form I used to build the bow.
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Top: most recently, a 54" bamboo slat bow. One solid piece of bamboo, with the flattened inside as the back and the rounded outside of the culm as the belly.
Center Top: 44" Snubby design by an archer friend. His version had a conventional handle and shelf. I built this one without a shelf or center cut, for shooting off the hand.
Center Bottom: 48" Scythian design based off profiles from bows recovered from archaeological sites in Western China
Bottom: 56" clear glass and wood bendy handle flatbow in the style of a Warring States Era Chinese bow owned by Stephen Selby of ATARN. Next to it the 2x2 form I used to build the bow.
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Re: Pictures of bows you've built
Pretty darn cool! Do you shoot them at 3D shoots or hunt with them?
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I'm a stump shooter mostly, although I do some bowfishing. I also have half a dozen or so bows crafted from PVC, some as short as my 39" Scythian, which are perfect for bowfishing.
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