Another new toy for the shop
11-29-2008, 12:26 AM
#12
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Howard PA USA
Posts: 2,221
RE: Another new toy for the shop
ORIGINAL: BowHuntingFool
OH MAN, how did you know I was wanting a Take-Down, who told you?????
ORIGINAL: Kanga
Wait till ya see the take down I am making.
Unfortunately I can't do a build along this time as it's a Chrissy present for some one on the forum
Matter of fact I can't even mention the woods I will be using
But it is gonna look real sweet
ORIGINAL: BowHuntingFool
Nice, I envy you guys making the bows you make! That sure is an art!!!!!!!!!
Nice, I envy you guys making the bows you make! That sure is an art!!!!!!!!!
Unfortunately I can't do a build along this time as it's a Chrissy present for some one on the forum
Matter of fact I can't even mention the woods I will be using
But it is gonna look real sweet
OH MAN, how did you know I was wanting a Take-Down, who told you?????
Get in line buddy, Its mine!!! LOL!!!
I'll spill the beans fellas, My wonderful GF contacted Russ about making me a bow. GOD Bless her...Well I guess its only fair since im buying her a brand new Mathews Ignition for christmas
But I figured out what the present is, So if you want to do a build-along Russ go right ahead. Oh by the way. The take-down you sent for me to test shoot is a real champ. They guys at the shop loved the woods you used. I like it. A LOT!!! She is one smooth shooter. By the way fellas. The pictures Russ posted of that takedown he made do it NO justice. A quality Job Russ.By the way when it comes to mine, how do ya feel about trying to make it with 40lb limbs? Thinking I want to shoot it for indoor target season since we need some guys for the longbow team to try and reclaim the state championship, then get you to make me a second heavier set of limbs later on.
11-29-2008, 08:45 AM
#13
Giant Nontypical
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Burleson TX USA
Posts: 6,455
RE: Another new toy for the shop
By the way when it comes to mine, how do ya feel about trying to make it with 40lb limbs? Thinking I want to shoot it for indoor target season since we need some guys for the longbow team to try and reclaim the state championship, then get you to make me a second heavier set of limbs later on.
No worries mate.
Seeing the cats out of the bag I better charge up the batteries in the camera
But you ain't getting it untill Christmas day I'll send it to Tana with specific orders NOT to let you have it till the 25th
So did anyone else test shoot it???????????
11-29-2008, 09:06 AM
#14
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Howard PA USA
Posts: 2,221
RE: Another new toy for the shop
Yeah Jim one of the owners of the shop shot it. He liked it alot. They loved the woods. He also liked the grip and didn't have a problem with the areas on it like I thought there might be. and as a matter of fact I liked the grip too. It was actually quite repeatable for me. All i say is just round the edges a little bit and it will be super.
11-29-2008, 10:31 AM
#15
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Ocooch Mts. Wisconsin
Posts: 82
RE: Another new toy for the shop
ORIGINAL: RLoving1
Ridgid...going with the good stuff and bypassing Harbor Freight are you?
Ridgid...going with the good stuff and bypassing Harbor Freight are you?
I'm trying to get the fiance to go along with rewiring the garage for 220v($$$$)and getting a grizzly cabinet saw($$$). "But honey...just think how much money we could save on furniture." Little benownst to her it's for my future endeavers of bow and canoe building.
