I don't think there's any way of relaminating it, Bob. But, I've got the bow. I can use it to make a pattern for a form and make a replica, with a couple of exceptions. Maybe stretch it out to 62" and reinforce the tips for fastflight string. Not to mention using modern glue instead of URAC 185!
It'll be pretty darn hard to replicate the fadeouts on the riser though. The fadeouts are much longer and thinner than any I've ever tried. Bob Lee is a true master craftsman and I'm just a shade tree bow hack.
Might be easier to make a takedown version of it.... hmmm...
MilDot, this is the second recurve I've broken in 50 years of shooting.Just a coupleof months shyof 51 years, actually. I've busted a heckuva lot more wheelie bows than that. I reckonrecurves area darn sight more reliable than any compound ever thought about being.
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Ah, well. I was afraid it wasn't going to last.Iknew I was stressing it because itreally was tooshort for my draw length. At least I'm left withsome fondmemories. 
Sounds like some reliable gear to get the job done right. HA! I can visulize deer running all through the canyon from the sound of cracking and delaminating gear. I guess you can always pack in two extra recurves along with your 60 pound pack, just in case you need it. Hey, is that my violin you"™re playing? Just playing with ya...sorry you lost an old friend.
