New to me bow! (Shooting Commentary pg 2)
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New to me bow! (Shooting Commentary pg 2)
I just traded my old longbow for this Martin Hatfield T/D Recurve. Its 62" 55# @ 28.
I only shot a few arrows out of it as I don't have anything for a rest, yet. I'll probably try a flipper, its what the guy before me had on it.
Oh, all 4 shots were dead nuts on. I need to do some major brace height adjustment and probably get a new string, but it feels really nice. It's maple & zebra wood.
I only shot a few arrows out of it as I don't have anything for a rest, yet. I'll probably try a flipper, its what the guy before me had on it.
Oh, all 4 shots were dead nuts on. I need to do some major brace height adjustment and probably get a new string, but it feels really nice. It's maple & zebra wood.
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Spring Grove, Pa. USA
Posts: 2,120
RE: New to me bow! PIX too
Sweet! I love Zebrawood-had a couple of bows with that in it.I never shot a Hatfield but shot a few other Martins --they're shooters.Have fun with it and congrat's!
#8
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Mississippi USA
Posts: 15,296
RE: New to me bow! PIX too
Nice bow! Martin probably makes the best "production" bows on the market--some of the better bows period IMO. In case you were wondering, the grey wood in the riser is "actionwood".
Chad
Chad
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RE: New to me bow! PIX too
I thought it was action wood because my other bow is grey aciton wood, but the guy I got it off of called it zebra wood, so I just figured they looked real similar. Thanks.
Actually LBR, I believe you are headed elk hunting with him. Small world eh?
Actually LBR, I believe you are headed elk hunting with him. Small world eh?
#10
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Mississippi USA
Posts: 15,296
RE: New to me bow! PIX too
Did you get it from Bob V.? Or Bruce P.? If so, I am going on an elk hunt with them in Sep.
The tan wood with the brown stripes on the riser is zebrawood. The actionwood may be maple--it can be made from a few different woods as I understand it.
Chad
The tan wood with the brown stripes on the riser is zebrawood. The actionwood may be maple--it can be made from a few different woods as I understand it.
Chad