Just twisted one up a while ago--anybody want to guess what it' s going on?

Chad

Chad,

I would guess a heavyweight Hill longbow.

Bill

Your putting it on CT' s new bow that you used to pull the truck out of the mud?
I have no idea, but I doubt its a little kids bow.

You are putting it on Schwarznegger' s new Terminator 4 Longbow, the one he' ll use to take Davis out with on October 7th here on the left coast?

NO?

OK,OK, we will just recall him instead.

Gray wants to tell his story, but " history" would be the better option!

Sounds like a target shootin' crossbow string.

Could it be that brute of a bow of your' s that I couldn' t quite draw to anchor (could get it to about 28" , could not get that last inch, to 29" ). What is it , 105 lb @ 28" ?

Darrel

Actually it' s for a special order recurve (very special order--don' t know if Marc will attempt another one or not)--a 64" King' s Pawn that will finish out at around 165@28 (yes, that is one-hundred, sixty-five pounds at twenty-eight inches!). With an approximate breaking strength of 125 lbs. per strand, this one should be good to go.

Broker, that flatbow of mine is only 98@28--a real wimp compared to this one! (I think I put an 18 strand dacron on it). The fellow who ordered this one is hoping to eventually set a new record. If nothing else, he can use this string for a tow rope!

Arthur, that was just wrong! [:@]


Chad

Kip,

Chad said that was magical mud on my bow and went along with the mystical indian carvings. He said it was a Canadian thing. I guess I can scrape the mud off now????[]

That mighta been wrong, Chad, but I was in the right range for draw weight. LOL

165 pounds... How do ya even string that beast?

Dang Chad...

...thatsahellovalottabow!