Check out my new bow. OK it isn't really new, it's my Bob Lee Signature Series after getting "dipped".

When I see Bob's posts on "Check out my new bow",I never know what he's picked up.From Hills to Brack's to a camo'd Lee(and alot in between)--it's always something interesting and differant.That's actually pretty cool and Lee's are great shooters.What's the finish feel like on the bow?Also--spec's man,spec's

I love it Bob!! That looks great!!



Disclaimer- I'm just a traditional bow hunter and I know nothing.

Lotta dippin going on these days. Wonder how they will hold up in grip area. Looks nice.

Jim, no, I had this Lee. Just got it dipped. Never thought much of the Lee's of cosmetic appearance in the hunter or signature series line. Got a deal I couldn't refuse to get it dipped. I believe I paid $165 for everything including shipping. The finish is very matt and not supper smooth. I have not shot it yet, hopping to get to the club tonight. Specs: top limbs are 64" 53#'s at 28", bottom limbs are 60" and 61#'s at 27". My draw is about 29", but I do not feel any stacking on the 60"ers. Very smooth bow.

big, I wonder the same thing big, especially around the tips. But the guy who did it said not to worry. Of course he is selling a product. Time will tell.

Sweeeeeeeeet.

Just don't go laying it on the ground in the fall woods

If ya do then you will have all of us out there looking for it

I've seen more bows disappear hanging in trees than getting lost laying on the ground. I don't think I'd let that one out of my hand unless I was laying it down on a good ol' orange shag carpet.

That is not the first camo'd Lee I've ever seen but it darn sure looks a lot nicer than the spray paint effect.

Very nice! All the best with it!

Hey I just saw that LOL! Trust me, it works well in the general population where theyexpect you to carry a chronograph and your papertuning setup into the field before you can form an opinion on anything- you know what I mean.

sweet!!